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08-22-2005, 12:36 AM

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does "classy" mean "classic"?

I just recently highlighted my hair for my upcoming rush at UT- Austin. It isn't exactly traditional colors. There are 3 colors chunked. Brown, RED, and Blonde. I have had this color scheme before and it is very pretty... HOWEVER- i guess i am just wondering if the fact that my hair isnt the traditional brunette, if I will lose "points" with the houses??? All my clothing are very conservative and classic, i just don't want anyone writing me off as being too extreme b/c of my hair color(s). Any thoughts???

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