To Have Or Not To Have Uniforms...or Dresscode

Implementation of a uniform or even a dress code here in De La Salle Canlubang has been a debatable topic.
As we all know, it has been a part of the school's tradition not to have uniforms for the college students and so if a uniform or a dress code will be implemented then a great change will occur.
Though there are a lot of good points in having a uniform, there are still a lot of students who prefer not to have one.
Some of the good points in having a uniform is that the stress of the students will be lessen, meaning stress in choosing what to wear and the time spent in choosing their clothes.
Another good effect will be that the students will look much more respectable and decent.
You see, I guess the reason why a uniform or a dress code is wanted to be implemented is because of the way the students look, and the kinds of clothes they wear.
Most students look indecent and disrespectful to others and especially to the professors.
Another reason could be that, there are students who would rather leave the school and go somewhere else than to attend classes and this might be decrease if there would be uniforms, and this is because, well imagine if there will be uniforms then students could not easily go to some other places and hang out there because they will be known and identified by many.
Furthermore, there will be equality. Well you see, others will not look at you based on the clothes you wear, thus decreasing discrimination on others. But then despite some of these good points, students will still argue about the implementation of a uniform and or a dress code because for some, with the clothes they wear, they get to express themselves..
And so having a uniform is still not final, for like what I've said, a great change will occur and a tradition will be changed as well.