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| British courts not eager to give up wigs (Los Angeles Times) |
| New robes go with the bareheaded look to be introduced in civil courts in October. But many in the legal profession would like to keep the 300-year-old tradition of horsehair wigs. Britain has always been a place where, if someone asks, "Why?" and the answer is, "Because we've been doing it that way for the last 800 years," the conversation is pretty much over. |
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| Judges drop wigs (Pretoria News) |
| London - British judges have abandoned the 300-year-old tradition of wearing horsehair wigs to a chorus of mockery from fashion critics and traditionalists, who say the new robes have turned them into Star Trek lookalikes. |
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| A Sacrifice for a Cause (Texarkana Gazette) |
| Stephanie Lasanga-McPhaul looks at a chunk of hair that she had been growing for almost 14 years until Eva Jones cut it off Friday at the Blue Hair Salon. Stephanie is donating the hair to Locks of Love so it can be used to make wigs for cancer patients. |
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