Pomp and Circumstance If you think teaching college is easy, try wearing that heavy robe and cap for hours at an outdoor graduation ceremony on a hot June day. All those heavy drapings college teachers wear--together, it's called "academic regalia"-- might look impressive, but it's almost impossible to store. Those mortarboards, once crushed, are unfixable, and the robes are easily wrinkled.
Some teachers, out of storage space in their own homes, keep their regalia in their offices, where it's subject to damage just as much in their own closets. Our hangers are a smart choice for these profs! Even though it's the start of the semester, you'll look great at graduation by teaming with us. |
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January 24, 2008
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