This one blame BN or PR?

LOLOLOL

Kesain. Her facebook kena hacked.

99chan one day don't troll, can die one.



This post has been edited by joe_mamak: Jun 22 2012, 10:03 AM

Sounds like a damn stupid rule.

Adoi. Like that call short.

Where is that thread yesterday with the photo of an even shorter skirt?

They just crawled out of a hole.

Best they crawl back inside.

I can understand if this was Amish country....

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...4789&sec=nation

Saturday June 23, 2012

Principal: Student was told to be properly attired
By R.S.N. MURALI and YUEN MEIKENG
newsdesk@thestar.com.my



MALACCA: The Methodist Girls' Secondary School insists that it has the authority to take action against its student for wearing a miniskirt at an event held outside its compound.

Principal Chong Chew Yoong said two teachers had earlier given instructions to Form Five student Stephanie Tan Joo Sing to be properly attired.

This was because Stephanie was the school's representative at the charity event to raise funds for NGOs.


Miniskirt, major issue: The dress that got Stephanie (left) in trouble.
Chong said Stephanie, who is the head of the school's Leo Club, defied the instructions and came to the event in the miniskirt.

She added that action was taken against Stephanie after the school received complaints on her attire.

“What she did was tantamount to defying the teachers' orders and hence, she was subjected to disciplinary action,” she said yesterday.

She was commenting on the school's decision to bar Stephanie from classes between June 18 and 25 after she was alleged to have smeared the school's reputation following the “indecent” attire incident in March.

Chong also said the school had earlier issued a directive which outlined the proper dress code, including how students should be attired when attending events outside the school.

In KUALA LUMPUR, Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong said schools should not be overzealous and punish students if they attend social gatherings or events held outside the school compound.

While students should adhere to regulations if they are within the school compound, they should not be penalised if they attend social gatherings or events held outside.

He has instructed the Malacca Education Department to submit a report on the matter.

“I want to know the school's basis and justification for imposing the punishment,” he said after chairing the MCA Youth central committee meeting at Wisma MCA here yesterday.

Stephanie's father Tan Eng Hock said the suspension was unwarranted and that the allegation was an embarrassment to his family.