-
square academic cap,
graduate cap, cap,
mortarboard (because of its
similarity in
appearance to the
mortarboard used by
brickmasons to hold mortar) or...
-
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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Mortar methods,
discretization methods for
partial differential equations Mortarboard, a type of
headwear worn as part of
academic dress Mortar Board, a national...
-
Swarthmore both wore pins in the
shape of a
mortarboard; from this, a pin
representative of a
mortarboard was
adopted at the
first national convention...
- 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...
- ward off demons. In the U.S., t****els, or liripipes, are also
found on
mortarboards during university graduation ceremonies and
possibly upon the
shoes of...
- and ears warm. Some hats are worn for
ceremonial purposes, such as the
mortarboard,
which is worn (or carried)
during university graduation ceremonies....
- are
entitled to wear a
simple full-length robe
without adornment and a
mortarboard cap with a t****el. In addition,
holders of a bachelor's
degree may be...
-
judges and priests, who
often taught at the
early universities. The
mortarboard hat worn by
graduates is
adapted from a
square cap
called a
biretta worn...
- for
holders of
doctorates to wear a soft, brimless, tam or
traditional mortarboard instead. The
biretta also
sometimes appears among holders of theology...
