Even so, VMI's top-ranking cadet was dismissed last year after allegations that he pressured two female freshmen for sex. Earlier, a male and a female cadet were expelled after they were caught having sex in a barracks room. And many alumni remain suspicious. Were we lying in the . . . No one questions that some routines at VMI have changed.
Guys are less likely to lounge in their boxer shorts.
Use of obscene words for female genitalia has decreased. Women's hair sometimes creeps out from uniform caps, a less than tidy look. But so far, the loss of the freedom to be profane and parade in boxers has not been the death knell of VMI's time-honored traditions. World Report Inc. All rights reserved.