Bullying - Page 5

Vulnerable youth making the transition from home to college now have a place to turn at Rutgers University.  Administrators and student leaders joined with the Clementi family today to announce the opening of the Tyler Clementi Center, named after the former Rutgers student who committed suicide after his roommate used a web cam to spy on him.

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Rutgers University is announcing a center named for the student who killed himself after his roommate used a webcam to see him kissing a man.

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In the war on Christmas, the non-Christmas contingent will give no quarter.

Yes, Virginia, there actually is a group that’s upset over the religious nature of Christmas carols, that some are calling it a form of bullying

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Some want to confer folk hero status on the mom of a 9 year old girl who was being harassed reportedly by 2 boys at her school and on their school bus.

Some, like me, would rather she had gone to the kid’s parents herself and handled it that way

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Crazy to even ask, but in an age where zero-tolerance policies abound, the question is appropriate.

Why should it be that the victims of bullies be punished along with the perpetrators…when all the victims are doing is standing up for themselves?

“Zero tolerance” should mean, as in the lyrics from the Twisted Sister rocker…”We’re Not Gonna Take It”… “bullies beware, we’re locked and loaded”

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You may not hear a lot about adult bullying, but it is a problem. There are bullies at work, at home, on the internet and in social cliques.

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Think only kids get bullied? Watch this video as a news anchor responds to an email from a listener in regards to her being a bad role model because she is overweight. The question is, who is the real bully here?

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New Jersey education officials now have a handle on just how much bullying happens in the state's public schools.

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New Jersey is holding its second annual "Week of Respect" program, which was created last year as part of the state's anti-bullying law.

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