I’ve worn that same cute pink mesh dress as the first girl, but the inspectors stopped me, stripped me, and I had to plead guilty, but I had a good reason! The panties are all part of the dress. They are not separates. It is more of a leotard than a dress with a pair of panties under it. Unfortunately, the judge did not see it that way.

I also do not the insinuation that girls ought not be wearing such outfits on campus. We are pretty. The dress is cute. The idea behind the dress code is to wear what you find comfortable, not to have girls wearing burqas.

I don’t mind showing my body. I’ve worked hard to stay fit. College should be a place for mind and body training. I’ve seen too many other schools where the girls let themselves go. Why? Because they can hide themselves in many layers of clothing. Their female form is masked.

I’ve since cut the ‘panties’ off my leotards. Now, the skirt rides up higher. Just more of my prettiness to show!

Dear Mandy Lynn,

It is important that you familiarize yourself with The Four Pillars at this page.

It states:

Attached panties are strictly forbidden. Some ultra-short skirts are sold with attached panties. A girl wearing these is not easily distinguished from one wearing separate panties and skirt, so the use of attached panties in any garment is strictly forbidden. A girl who wants to wear such a garment may use scissors to remove the panties, however, and then she may wear it. However, she should be cognizant of the original purpose of the attached panties, which may have included both modesty and keeping the garment in place.