The Standard

Issue date: 11/6/07 Section: News

Thirty days with out shaving is equal to two and a half hours total wasted snooze time in the morning.

It is official; it is time yet again for No Shave Novem-ber.

"I've done it before," senior accounting major Caleb Ebel said. "I like to think that I look like a civil war general."

Although the last day for shaving was Nov. 1 at midnight, it is not too late to get started.

"I usually don't shave anyway," Caleb Brattrud, senior entertainment management major said. "I only have one more month until I graduate, so, it's like one last hoorah, and its fun."

Many may not make it the whole month, but the strong willed might.

"It gets pretty itchy after about a week, but I'm going to tough it out unless something comes up," Ebel said.

No Shave November is not just limited to men. Women can participate also by not shaving their legs.

"I don't have a problem with women participating, but I won't be the one asking her on a date," Brattrud said. "No, I would be sexist if I said women couldn't participate."

No Shave November does have significance to some students.

"I just figure we have the rest of our lives to look professional," Ebel said. "So I'm in college now, and I can do it."

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