- Court. In addition,
gowns are worn with cap, hood (for graduates), and
subfusc to:
University examinations University matriculation Graduation ceremonies...
- on
making subfusc voluntary, but rather, in effect, on
abolishing it by default, in that if a
minority of
people came to
exams without subfusc, the rest...
-
formal examinations. This boutonnière is worn on the
lapel of the student's
subfusc, the
style of
formal academic dress at the university, but is not a compulsory...
-
ornamental slashes, was
probably originally painted scarlet, the
loose subfusc gown black, the eyes hazel, and the hair and
beard auburn. It has been...
- (Shakefork Records, 1993) How the
Midwest Was Won –
compilation 2x7” (
Subfusc Records, 1993) (Playing
Field Recordings, 1993)
Picking More
Daisies –...
- the university.
Oxford requires matriculants to wear
academic dress with
subfusc during the ceremony. At
Cambridge and Durham,
policy regarding the wearing...
- on
arrival was that the boys
should wear uniform, a
forerunner of the
subfusc jackets of today. The
colours of the college, blue and black, according...
-
their work, by
guest vocalist Gertrud Polonyi; it
appears on
track 5 of
Subfusc, as well as on the
track "Mourning" on
Onomatopoeic (apparently the same...
- the gown. This
tradition is
similar to the
Oxford University concept of
subfusc. It is also similar, but not the same, as
formal white tie dress. In 1892...
-
particularly Oxford and Cambridge, have a
prescribed set of
dress (known as
subfusc) to be worn
under the gown.
Although some
universities are
relaxed about...
