High School and College Class Rings

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Kyle Wearing a class ring is G-A-Y, not in the homosexual sense -- but in the totally gay sense. I could almost guarantee you will never see anyone from a prominent school wearing a class ring ... it seems fine while you are in high school (while you are in high school) to wear one -- then I think if you are wearing your high school ring in college someone might kick your butt, seriously. In any professional setting to wear a college ring -- looks completely sophomoric and would put you in the "class of low self-esteemed idiot" that doesn't have a clue. If I were an employer and someone came in for an interview with a class ring on --- I probably would immediately take it into NOT considering the individual. Seriously, a class ring is (to me at least) a major stigma. It is not school pride or anything like that -- if you love your college when they play football or soccer buy a t-shirt and wear it on Saturdays when they play. Don't wear a school ring -- you will look like and are an idiot. 11/13/2010
Toni I have worn a college ring for years. I wear it on my pinky as was the tradition when I graduated . I love it and never take it off. 9/2/2009
Aldaine Excellent article, very eloquently written. 8/25/2009
Shirley Dias I am a 1957 graduate from Cathedral High School in NY. THe emblem is worn on my ring and came off. I still have both pieces and would like to have the emblem replaced. How do I go about doing this ? Thanks for your help 7/30/2009
K. Wright I would be very interested in corresponding with Ms. Pakhare to learn the sourceof the information regarding the USMilitary Academy as the first school to adopt class rings. Please respond to
kakwright@earthlink.net		 8/25/2007
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