students who wore other kind of shoes than the one that are allowed were given warning letter..
i was walking through the entrance when i saw these women, being stop by the guards..
they were wearing sandles, not covered shoes..
ok, i know we are all teachers to be, and we're gonna work with the government..
but is it like really necessary for us to really dressed up so formally like that??
i mean, c'mon.. we are teachers to be.. not a teacher yet..
yes, PRACTICE MAKE PERFECT...
but we are going to spend our lives 4 years here..
you can't be that strict now, can you..
i mean, this is a university right, what the fun of it being a university students if the attire code are so formal..
it's like back in matriculation, or even school..
the only difference is that it's not a uniform..
think about this, what is so wrong for the women to wear sandles??
is it improper??
seriously, i do think that sandles are accepted..
you don't expect us to wear covered shoes for 4 years here??!!
well, i don't have problems with that 'cause i do wear them..
but now i'm saying this for the sake of other female students in UPSI..
why are the female government workers are allowed to wear sandles to work??
why are teacher themselves, and even lecturers are allowed to wear sandles too??
i mean, does it make sense??u're telling us to wear these covered shoes to look formal, but looking back again, u're not wearing them!!
i'm not pointing fingers to anyone, but there's nothing wrong with using your heads..
as long as those shoes look proper enough, why not allow them to be worn??
slippers or sandles that do look like slippers, yes, of course that does not look proper at all..
i seriously think UPSI should consider about this..
they like do wear them, let them wear them, ain't no harm in it..
u want them to feel comfortable and happy staying here, well u ought to do something about these rules.
'cause some of them are just totally ridiculous..
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