Stick of Office
The stick of office is a staff of office carried by the Senior Stick as a symbol of their position.
While the styles of sticks of office vary greatly between student associations, they are typically composed of an elongated wooden rod, painted or stained dark, with a metal bottom cap and an ornamental metal top in either silver or gold.
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