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Mike Lane displays the fashion of dress pants and jacket. (Photo by Darren Demel) Casual look ‘in’ style Barton County Community College is basically a tee-shirt and jeans campus which sets a casual and comfortable atmosphere. The dress code is a thing of the past. Students are no longer re¬ quired to wear their Sunday best every day of the week. This has been in evidence on campus for a long time. The casual look helped students feel more at ease. Comfort was the word. Many students wore warm-ups to classes. This sometimes gave the impression that the alarm clock did not go off or worse yet their roommate turned it off or even worse yet, they had not done their laundry for a few weeks. Many simply felt more comfortable in sweats and this was not a reflection of their laundry habits. The casual feel of the campus encouraged students to feel com¬ fortable and in turn they felt in style when they wore their athletic attire. The informal atmosphere however did not discourage students to dress up. When students did put on their finest, the women chose low heeled shoes with anklets, big bulky sweaters, and bright colored bows in their hair. For the men, dress slacks, big sweaters, leather jackets, button-down shirts with sweaters in brilliant colors were worn. Other than sweats, jeans were still a very popular item. In the early fall and spring, hawaiian shirts with big patterns and prints, bermuda shorts, and jumpsuits with the peddle-pusher look of the fifties were very popular with the students. No matter what the students wore, it was included in an unoffi¬ cial dress code of almost anything goes. Two concert-goers display the ever-popular Madonna” look.
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Janet Foster and Debbie Hacker display the comfortable look of jeans, polo shirts, and bermuda shorts. Barbara Biays models her cropped jeans and knitted sweater. 8 Fashion
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Gary Green and Tom Klocek work as part of the maintenance crew on campus. (Photo by Darren Demel) Kevin Forssburg assembles papers in the Fine Arts Office during a break between classes. (Photo by Darren Demel) Tracy Wheeler works with mailing labels as part of her work study job. (Photo by Darren Demel) 10 Jobs
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