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August 26th 03, 01:30 AM
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Cutting off shirt tails
Does anyone have a clue where the tradition of cutting off the shirt tail of
a newly soloed student began? I believe it has its roots in the military in WW1. While we are on the subject of tails, I recall that newly graduated 2nd Lts were called shave tails. Any suggestions on where this term originated? Wally 
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