The old tradition of throwing mortarboards into the air at graduation ceremonies has been banned by one university over

The video discusses the ban on flying mortarboards at UA's graduation due to safety concerns. It highlights incidents of injuries, leading to the ban, and presents mixed reactions from students who feel the decision is excessive. Some students express disappointment, viewing the tradition as integral to the graduation experience. Alternatives like photo editing are offered, but there's hope for a policy change.

Why were mortarboards banned at UA's graduation ceremony?

• They were considered outdated.

• They posed a safety risk.

• They were too expensive to replace.

• They were not part of the official dress code.

What was the general opinion of students regarding the ban?

• They fully supported it.

• They were unaware of the ban.

• They were indifferent.

• They felt it was an overreaction.

What did the health and safety executive say about the ban?

• It was an overreaction.

• It was necessary for student safety.

• It was a temporary measure.

• It was a decision made by students.

How can students still get a photo with flying mortarboards?

• By attending a different ceremony.

• By borrowing hats from alumni.

• By using a photo editing service.

• By throwing them secretly.

What is the hope of the students' union regarding the ban?

• That the university will reconsider the ban.

• That students will ignore the ban.

• That it will be extended to other universities.

• That it will be enforced more strictly.