Jim Woodcock, senior vice president of the Blues in 2011, had no trouble switching to the new voluntary dress code that allows everyone to wear shorts to work at Kiel - within certain limitations. Woodcock is a member of Bill McClellan's Wally Wharton Society.
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Perhaps you saw the recent about a Japanese government initiative encouraging office workers to reduce the use of air-conditioning in the increasingly hot summer months by shedding business suits and wearing more casual attire, including shorts. The Japanese have coined a term 鈥 sune-hara or leg-hair harassment 鈥 to describe the negative reaction of some women who feel forced to see the hairy legs of their male co-workers.
Columnist Bill McClellan writes:聽I have great respect for class clowns, and I felt a certain pride when Sen. Eric Schmitt played class clown a…
Jim Woodcock, senior vice president of the Blues in 2011, had no trouble switching to the new voluntary dress code that allows everyone to wear shorts to work at Kiel - within certain limitations. Woodcock is a member of Bill McClellan's Wally Wharton Society.
