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Mesh, see through shirts can be incredibly sexy, or they can be elegant depending on the event you're attending. The accessories that accompany the mesh shirt add to the style as well. With a little twist of the additional items, you can also be a little naughty if that's what you desire. An Elegant Style A long sleeve, mesh see-through shirt can be worn with a camisole or slip underneath to provide almost full coverage. It allows a small flash of skin that can be elegant when paired with a…

a piece of matter, a material object for example, like a “T-shirt” will help people understand the knowledge of matter with John Locke’s perspective of simple ideas and complex ideas, along with Plato’s perspective of the Simile of the Line. I. John Locke’s Perspective A. Simple Ideas and Complex Ideas When a baby is learning names for material objects, their parent shows them a visual cue and a corresponding word. For example a T-shirt, is a name of a casual top that most people wear. These…

When you go to the store and buy dyes, such as food coloring dye, they are useless if you want to tie dye your shirt. All they would do is stain your clothes and easily wash out. If you want a dye that chemically combines to your shirt so it doesn’t come out, I would suggest getting a fiber reactive dye. Fiber reactive dyes form covalent bonds between the dye you use and the fiber. The dye permanently attaches to the cellulose fibers using a covalent bond. Covalent bonds are the strongest…

Everybody loves free t-shirts, right? They’re the perfect reward for doing something good, attending a special event, competing in a competition, and so much more. But, usually everyone that participates gets the same shirts, not just some of the participants. However, the boys on the cross-country team are getting free shirts for winning state, but the girls are not. The girls should get the same shirts and treatment as the boys do, because we are all one big team. Coach always said, “We…

conducting a survey the results showed that 128 individuals in the business department preferred t-shirts out of the 226 candidates, therefore pricing would be relativity 15-20 dollars. To collect more data, I conducted a survey for individuals to fill out and the verdict states that most individuals prefer t-shirts, as 66.3% preferred t-shirts. The…

JCPenney has recently landed in the news for its T-shirt “I'm too pretty to do homework, so my brother has to do it for me.” I believe that the shirt degrades and ruins the image of girls. But it's not just JCPenney that has released sexist clothing like this. Target has also recently released a women's t-shirt that says ‘Trophy’ across the chest. These shirts are only a few articles of clothing that are stereotyping girls and giving them the mindset that we are supposed to be pretty and…

point that a shirt may be made by several different countries, the cotton was likely harvested somewhere in Brazil or somewhere else in Africa, and then shipped to China where it was spun into thread and then formed into a blank shirt, and then it was likely shipped to either the United States or Mexico where the blank shirts got stamped with a picture or logo. Then the shirt was put into a box and shipped to whichever American child ordered it, then after the child grows out of the shirt it may…

hit it and the nasal dented in. The type of person that would wear these helmets would be a very rich warrior, for example, a chief because of the chainmail on the back, which made it more expensive. The second artifact is a chain metal shirt. The chain metal shirt was effective against the sharp points and blades of the spear, axe…

the policy does not violate the Tinker standard, because the school’s action was caused by something more than mere desire to avoid the discomfort and unpleasantness that always accompany an unpopular viewpoint. Further, both Daria and Trent’s T-shirts caused disruptions at school. Second, Tinker is not the only standard that can be used to basis the constitutionality of the school’s actions. Daria’s use of the school-issued iPad affords the school wider latitude in controlling the style and…

Waxahachie I.S.D. took place because a student by the name of Palmer wore a t-shirt with the words “San Diego” on it to school. The administrators at school informed the student that he was in violation of the school dress code, which states that t-shirts with printed messages were not allowed. As a result, the student called his parents to bring him a different shirt. When they arrived, they had another t-shirt, but this time the message stated “John Edwards for President ’08.” At that…