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Stoles
Stoles are academic accessories that are worn on top of a ceremonial gown and are used by several organizations to serve a number of functions. In the religious community the clergy put on a stole that best suit the occasion that they are want to preside over. During funerals the clergy’s color of choice for the stole is usually black while violet is more often than not used during the mainstream Christian lent season. For those individuals who keep close touch with the academic society, a wide variety of new academic
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Within the intellectual circles plain or imprinted graduation stoles are popular awards given for academic excellence, social responsibility, sportsmanship and completion of course requirements. The stoles given to outstanding members of honor society usually have the color besides having the embroidered or printed symbol of the organization. Some of the common colors used for a graduation stole are white, blue, red, brown, orange, green and purple. However, students from the exchange programs and minority groups also get to have their own colorful graduation stoles that they use to distinguish themselves from their fellow graduates.
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