University of Utah Student Newspapers--The Chronicle | 1931-11-10 | Page 2 | The Military Uniform

I Th The a Military Uniform t One thing about campus cords is delightful one may be utterly informal in posture and bearing and still be in perfect order It doesn't matter if one stands astride as did the Colossus of Rhodes lies supinely lies supinely on the back or sits with heels' heels higher than ones one's head it is all in apparent good taste taste- if campus cords cords' are worn But But But- But the moment a student dons a United States military un uniform if orul caution steps up and salutes Informal of slumps postures and personal bearings bearings bearings bear bear- ings are all taboo The uniform seems to demand erect carriage and clean- clean cut strides This is possibly the reason a uniform sets a manoff man manoff off physically ally to such fine advantage and makes him a o sure of all eyes feminine of course included Who doesn't q quietly envy the splendid bearing and good looks of an R. R O. O T. T C. C officer in uniform