NowPlayingTheGame
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Your tuition checks at work, folks....
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What University Deans and Senior Administrators Wear
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james_timothy
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And apparently the checks are going to pay for the heat and not for the salaries.
JLibourel
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In the 14 years I spent in the world of higher education, I can only think of one or two professors that were truly men of elegance and style. Of course, in those days coat and tie were still the norm for faculty in the classroom. Most were mediocre, certainly not memorable dressers.
I do find the OP's jotting down everything the numerous participants were wearing a little odd--that must have been one boring meeting! But, then, most academic...no, most meetings, period, are.
Except for the abysmal shoes on most of the men, they didn't sound too badly turned out compared to how badly so many men do when they try to "dress up."
I do find the OP's jotting down everything the numerous participants were wearing a little odd--that must have been one boring meeting! But, then, most academic...no, most meetings, period, are.
Except for the abysmal shoes on most of the men, they didn't sound too badly turned out compared to how badly so many men do when they try to "dress up."
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Except for the abysmal shoes on most of the men, they didn't sound too badly turned out compared to how badly so many men do when they try to "dress up."Originally Posted by JLibourel
So true that it takes all the fun out of this thread.
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This is marsupialed.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
+1, can I please have my time back?
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Except for the abysmal shoes on most of the men, they didn't sound too badly turned out compared to how badly so many men do when they try to "dress up."Originally Posted by JLibourel
Director, Public Health - Oxxford charcoal grey with faint pinstripe 3-button suit, blue striped shirt, red & blue bow tie & black geox-like shoes plus a ball hat.
This outfit has to win some sort of prize.
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Dean, School of Business - 3-button (no roll) black suit; black shirt; black tie with silver dots; & rubber-soled black bluchers.Originally Posted by gsugsu
This attire seems uncharacteristic for a business school dean.
gsugsu
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+1, can I please have my time back?Originally Posted by Master-Classter
This is marsupialed.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
If I've wasted your time I truly apologize.
What were you wearing?Originally Posted by scruff
What is a Geox-type shoe?
Navy variegated 1 button, peak lapel, white french cuff shirt, vintage silver square links, silver tie bar, burgundy tie with white pin dots, bordeaux swan necks, no PS.
Geox-like shoes similar to the picture I've attached.
thinman: the unobtrusive professor lurking in backOriginally Posted by thinman
blue Donegal tweed sportcoat w/side vents, hacking pockets, ticket pocket
white with blue and brown shadow stripe BD shirt
light brown tweed trousers, twill weave, flat front
tan with blue paisley ps
dark oak monkstraps with floating medallion
brown with tan pindot socks
no tie today (the horror!)
designprofessor: dept chairOriginally Posted by designprofessor
blue sportcoat
brown herringbone vest
BB repp tie
ivory /blue pinstripe shirt
no ps today
khaki flatfronts
AE wingtip blucher /cognac
Nice.
Your tuition checks at work, folks....Originally Posted by NowPlayingTheGame
fifteen minutes to survey the room and make notes which in the midst of 14 hour days doesn't seem like cheating anyone out of tuition. If it makes you feel better, I didn't go to the faculty club for lunch. I worked and ate at my desk.
And apparently the checks are going to pay for the heat and not for the salaries.Originally Posted by james_timothy
Indeed.
He's the Dean of Education.Originally Posted by Bounder
LOL
This attire seems uncharacteristic for a business school dean.Originally Posted by JayJay
He's new and this was my first meeting with him and I was kind of thrown myself. He also chewed on a toothpick.
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