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square academic cap,
graduate cap, cap,
mortarboard (because of its
similarity in
appearance to the
mortarboard used by
brickmasons to hold mortar) or...
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university chapters.
Academic regalia typically consist of a
headgear (
mortarboard,
Tudor bonnet, or John Knox cap), robe, and hood.
Until the 1930s, Canadian...
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place of the zucchetto. Like the
biretta worn by
lower clergy and the
mortarboard worn by academics, the
camauro derives from the
academic cap (the pileus)...
- low type in
black velvet,
called mortier (also
rendered in
English as
mortarboard), was used by the président à mortier,
president of a
parlement (the...
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Archived from the
original on May 10, 2013.
Retrieved May 9, 2013.
Mortarboard 1988.
Barnard College. 1988. p. 181. "Lauren Graham:
Acting Is Being...
- the
nineteenth century, with the
Canterbury cap
being replaced by the
mortarboard or tri-corn hat latterly. Increasingly, though,
ordinary men's clothing...
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either to wear or to
carry the
mortarboard. From
Hilary 2008, they are now, like men,
required to
carry their mortarboards when at
university ceremonies...
- for
holders of
doctorates to wear a soft, brimless, tam or
traditional mortarboard instead. The
biretta also
sometimes appears among holders of theology...
- Der Hexenkreis,
Cornell University Mortar Board, Ohio
State University Mortarboard,
University of
Michigan Pi
Sigma Chi,
Swarthmore College These and other...
- on the
individual academic institution's specifications. Caps – The
mortarboard cap is
recommended in the Code, and the
material required to
match the...
