Prevention+of+Bullying

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James C. Backstorm is a prosecutor who believes that we must work together as a community to prevent bullying in order to prevent future crimes. He is encouraging other prosecutors to become involved in campaigns against bullying because of the prevalence of bullies who go on to commit crimes. He references several studies which link childhood bullying to violent behavior in adults. The recommendations given include enlisting parent and community support, presenting anti-bully programs to fifth and sixth graders in particular, and educating both victims and bystanders on the importance of telling. In addition it is important to address the factors that put children at risk for bullying behavior. Identifying and addressing these behaviors early is the key to preventing bullying and further violent crimes.
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*anti-bullying campaign, intimidation, prevention

*Backstrom, James C. "Bullying, Prevention Is Crime Prevention." Prosecutor, Journal of the National District Attorneys Association 44.2 (2010): 22+. Academic OneFile. Web. 7 Feb. 2011.

Art Barber

**Schools failing when it comes to bullying, violence prevention** Schools have set up classes and programs to deal with bullying. This website was made to inform parents about what they can do to prevent bullying. Kids who are bullied have health defects. Parents can become involved in safe school programs to help the problem. People need to get involved to make home a safe place.

*School violence, School safety concerns, What parents can do

*Davis, Matthew. "Schools failing When It Comes to Bullying, Violence Prevention | University of Michigan Health System." Usablenet Assistive Main Page. University of Michigan, 08 Sept. 2009. Web. 08 Feb. 2011.

Jason Delzotto

Bullying Prevention and Intervention The purpose of this website was to show people what needs to happen when bullying occurs. Teachers, parents, and adults in general are the main focus as the audience. The focus of this website is to inform you of what you should do when you see bullying occurring. The author gives evidence of how you should train all personnel, increase adult supervision, develop a code of conduct or reinforce it, and work with parents. The author concludes that creating a comprehensive anti-bullying program may seem like a good idea *Antisocial Behavior, Aggressive Behavior, Troubling Issues

*Feinberg, Ted. "Bullying Prevention and Intervention." Principal Leadership Magazine. National Association of Secondary School Principals, Sept. 2003. Web. 7 Feb. 2011.

Art Barber []

Integrating biological measures into the study of bullying. Kids are bullied every day. This site was made to make people aware of what is being done about bullying. Bullying was once called child’s play. Top scientists are studying bullying. More people need to be made aware. Types, prevent, bullying Richard J; Hazler; JoLynn V; Carney and Douglas A; Granger. "Integrating Biological Measures into the Study of Bullying." Journal of Counseling and Development (2006). Gale. Web. 3 Feb. 2011.

David Thibalt

[|The Bully Problem] The author wrote this article to influence anti-bullying programs. The article states that many schools are stepping up their acts to prevent bullying and stop victims from becoming bullies themselves. Bullying can be stopped completely if schools and the society take their part in preventing this problem.

*Violence, Types, What schools can do

*Wilson, Amy. "The Bully Problem." LIFE 21 Sept. 2006. Student Resource Center. Web. 3 Feb. 2010.

Bobby Thomson

Bullying: what is it?

The author’s focus in the article is to try and prevent people from bullying and stop bullies. Some examples in the article are employee abuse another employee when the law is weak. The result of that is the boss either fires the bully or moves him. Bullying happens all around the world. If you can, try to avoid bullying if you can. Another way to prevent bullying from happening is telling someone about it. the most common way to prevent bullying is try to stand up to the bully.

*preventing, workplaces, exclused

*"Bullying: What Is It?" Bullying: What Is It? Bullyonline.org, Feb.-Mar. 2011. Web. 8 Feb. 2011.

Brian Stoya

Bully Should be Stopped

The reason this article was written to inform people of where and when people are bullying. Bullying happens to almost everyone. This author corroborates with referring to the classic movie “A Christmas Story”. The results of this are that the victims end up staying victims because they don’t know how to defend themselves because they have low self-esteem. The author also states that harassment/bullying should be addressed throughout schools in the nation. There is an 800-number bulling hotline for victims. The author also states if it is addressed early then there will not be any long-term mental problems and may save lives if this is done at the right time and properly. Victims, harassement, suicide

EDITORIAL: Bullying Should Be Stopped." Victoria Advocate [Victoria, TX] 23 Apr. 2010. Gale Opposing Viewpoints In Context. Web.

Willy Blunt

[|Education Delivers Warning on Bullying; Federal Funding for Schools Could Be in Peril] The authors reasoning for writing this newspaper article was to inform the people of measure taken by President Obama to try to prevent bullying. The author focused on if bullying continues in a school then that schools federal funding will be cut because bullying violates a person’s civil rights. It is recommended that the Department of education and department of justice should use their authority more aggressively, to enforce current civil rights protections. In conclusion steps are being taken to prevent bullying in the schools in America. Funding,Civil rights, President Obama

Simmons, Deborah. ""Education Delivers Warning on Bullying; Federal Funding for Schools Could Be in Peril."" Washington Times [Washington DC] 27 Oct. 2010. Gale Opposing View Points. Web. 3 Feb. 2011.

Jessica Bauder

The Bullying Problem

The author is trying to tell school administrators about what really goes on and what needs to be done to decrease bullying. The author uses events that show how violent bullying can turn. Consequences of bullying can go from long lasting low self-esteem to a school shooting or suicide. The author suggests that schools should set up anti-bullying programs and zero tolerance policies against bullying. The author comes to the conclusion that song anti-bullying programs work while others don’t and that most of the time teachers don’t know the amount of bullying that goes on every day.

Lasting effects of bullying, Department of justice grants, what to do about bullying

Wilson, Amy. "The Bully Problem." World and I Sept. 2006. Student Resource Center Junior. Web. 3 Feb. 2011

Hunter Bosy

Implications for Teenage Bullying: New Research Shows People Underestimate Social Suffering Due to 'Empathy Gap' This article contains very useful to those who aren’t informed about bullying and gives a general overview of why and how bullying occurs. People tend to look over the fact that bullying has become quite a large problem in the united states. Perhaps, if people recognize the fact that bullying can leave a forever lasting impact on people which can change their life forever. Statistic evaluations and detailed surveys show who and why people are bullies. Solutions like counseling show improvements among bullies. Bullies are becoming more and more aggressive and simple solutions are available but just need to be noticed.

Teenage Bullying, Pain, Solution "Implications for Teenage Bullying:." 3 Feb. 2011. Web.

Tripp Heacock

Cyber bullying how to make it stop

The effects of cyber bullying are very harmful towards other people and its causes a big problem for people on any age. Teens in high school deal with a lot of bullying from cell phones and social websites. People who use social websites and cell phones are more likely to be cyber bullied; girls are also more likely to cyber bully people. Consequences for these actions can also be very drastic from fights to suicide. People believe that technology should not get completely banned, but to keep people away from any sight that lets you talk to random people. The author concludes that more than half of kids are bullied online just for one result.

Technology, Internet, Harassment

Caralee, Adams. "Cyber Bullying How to Make It Stop." "Cyber Bullying How to Make It Stop Sept.-Oct. 2010: 1. Student Rescource Center. Web. 6 Feb. 2011.

Joey Wells

[|Youth Violence is a Serious Problem]

The reason this article was published is to educate the public with the effects of bullying, these effects are also backed up with real life stories about bullying. The intended audience is anyone wondering what effects bullying has on young teens. The focus of this piece is how bullying effects teens and intimidates them. The author is trying to show the effects of bullying and intimidation of bullying and his points are backed up with real life stories. Tags: Effects of bullying, Intimidation, Real stories Kowaiski, Kathiann M. "Youth Violence Is a Serious Problem." 7 Mar. 2004. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Jennifer Guile

The Bully Problem Amy Wilson wrote an article about how important it is to find ways to prevent bullying and showed examples of the success and failures of schools’ attempts to stop bullying. Parents, school advisors, and kids are all encouraged to stop bullying. Some schools have taken major steps to stop bullying completely or keep it to a minimum; such as making a customized program for their school. For example, one school would always have kids lined up outside the principal’s office after every period, so they took action and dedicated a room to the mild problems that are resolved within minutes and the bigger problems are sent to the office. After three students at a school in Norway commited suicide after being bullied, they took action and came up with ideas to stop bullies and to stop things from getting out of hand before others took their lives too. If schools don’t take action to stop bullying, then suicide and other forms of possibly fatal outcomes can take place. It takes one person to make a difference in someone’s views; so if a person or a bunch of people are serious enough to prevent bullying then the most likeable outcome will be less bullying. harassment, trying to stop bullying, types of bullying & effects. Wilson, Amy. "The Bully Problem (LIFE)." LIFE Sept. 2006. Student Resource Center Junior. Web. 4 Feb. 2011.

Jennifer Guile

Bullying Among Children and Youth The purpose for this article was to show the importance of prevention of bullying and how bullying should be taken seriously. The intended audience is for adults, school advisors, and adolesents and the main idea is to show how serious bullying can be. The authors of this article wanted others to see how bullying can effect not only victims but bullies too and how important it is to start a program at your school to prevent bullying. When a school shows interest in stopping bullying and promoting a good vibe; then the numbers of bullying will decline. The more interest a school has to eliminate harassment of students then the better the feeling a child will have when they walk into school. Consequences of bullying can be harsh and some can only be mild, it depends on how a school handles the situation. The authors encourage schools to set up interventions to obliterate bullying or at least bring the numbers of bullies to a minimum. ways to stop bullying, programs against bullying, how schools handle bullying. Limber, Susan P., and Maury M. Nation. "Bullying Among Children and Youth." Combating Fear and Restoring Safety in Schools. Juvenile Justice Bulletin, Apr. 1998. Web. 8 Feb. 2011.

Aftab Bhatti

HOW YOU CAN HELP Prevention & Intervention

The intended purpose of this article was to inform students and the school board tips on how to prevent bullying and how to intervene if it does occur. The author’s main focus in this article is on providing information on how to form groups, how to assess bullying in your school, and how the groups formed should function. The information that provides the base of this article is from a journal written on bullying prevention and intervention. The results are that schools that have started using these methods have seen a large reduction in the amount of bullying in their schools. The recommendation given is to never give up trying to stop bullying because it can be done. The author concludes that eventually the prevention and intervention of bullying will be incorporated into daily school life. Identifying Bullying, Intervention of Bullyiing, Getting Involved "HOW YOU CAN HELP Prevention & Intervention." Stop Bullying Now. Health Resources and Services Administration, 2004. Web. 8 Feb. 2011.

Carson Lambert

Bullying in Schools. ERIC digest.

Ron Banks wrote this article to inform people that bullying in school is a serious problem, and to offer some suggestions to help stop it. Banks supports this by stating that studies show that 15% of high school kids are bullied, or initiate bullying regularly. One of the consequences of bullying mentioned is that 60% of kids labeled “chronic bullies” in school had atleast one criminal conviction by the age of 24, showing that bullies tend to carry their negative habits into their adulthood. Banks recommends that, instead of just focusing on helping the victim and bully, the entire community should go through a bullying intervention. He concludes his article by saying that bullying dramatically affects the ability of students to learn in a safe environment, and that a comprehensive intervention plan that involves all students, parents, and school staff is required to ensure that all students can learn in a safe and fear-free environment. Causes of Bullying, Bullying Statistics, Bullying Suggestions

Banks, Ron. "Bullying in Schools. Eric Digest." ERIC Digest. ERIC Digest, Apr. 1997. Web. 9 Feb. 2010. [].

Tyler Prime

[|Insulting Stereotypes]

The physiologist Israel C Kalman’s purpose in writing this article is to help those who suffer from negative stereotyping. In this article Israel focus is mainly on how to deal with actual confrontations and how to properly deal with them. He backs up these ideals with some convincing real life situations. Some of the consequences of negative stereotyping are that if you are being insulted and handle it wrong, you give that person something to justify his actions with. Israel recommends taking action by when confronted to stay calm, and not to give the protagonist anything to play off of. Israel concludes that if proper measures are taken negative stereotyping can be very preventable. Tags: negative stereotypes, verbal bullying, racism/ prejudice

Kalman, Israel C. "Insulting Sterotypes." Bullies 2 Buddies. Israel Kalman, 2010. Web. 8 Feb. 2011.

Jordan Blaise

The bully problem

The author wanted to teach about bullying, people being bullied and others who want to stop it. The main idea is to tell how to stop bullying. Prevention of bullying. There were real life incidents of bullying and problems. The result ended in death and suicides. The recommendations were to collect funds to prevent the bullying. The author concluded that setting up a anti-bullying program, and telling students at schools the environment is in their hands, the message was constantly improving and stopping bullying.

Wilson, Amy. "The Bully Problem (LIFE)." LIFE Sept. 2006. Student Resource Center Junior. Web. 4 Feb. 2011. Tags: Effects of bullying, racism, suicides

Jordan Blaise

Dealing with bullying

The purpose of the article is to show how people can confront the bully and try to prevent being victims of it, for kids, teens and even adults. The scope is trying to put an end to bullying so it doesn’t continue. The method used is people bully all the time and feel sad for both them and the victims. The results are if you do bully you and your victims will feel miserable and may lead into bad choices. The author recommended the bullies should change by talking to someone they look up to, or even put that power into something positive instead of negative. The conclusion is to really stop bullying they should join in a school anti-violence program or start one themselves. Tags: Cyber bullying, Causes of bullying,harassment

"Dealing with Bullying." Dealing with Bullying. Teens Health / Nemours, Oct. 2010. Web. 7 Feb. 2011.

Kenzie Baertschi

Cyber Bullying How to Make it Stop

Caralee Adams wrote this article to give adults advice about helping kids cope with cyber bullying and more so, preventing it. This article encourages teachers, parents, and adults in the community to recognize signs of cyber bullying and familiarize themselves with social networking sites. Adults should also ask students to report cyber bullying so it can be helped. Parents and teachers need to be more involved with the technology world of children.

Suicide, Facebook, Text Messaging

Adams, Caralee. "Cyber Bullying How to Make It Stop." Instructor Sept.-Oct. 2010: 44-50. Student Resource Center Junior. Web. 4 Feb. 2011.

Hannah O'Connell

Cruelty-free offspring: ways not to raise a bully: no parent wants his or her child to be bullied, but what if your kid is the one pushing others around?

This article is for parents about how to prevent bullying at home and at school. Parents should be familiar with the different types of bullying and how it affects their child’s life. Parents should step into their kids lives at school and teach them the different ways bullying can be prevented at an early age. Parents need to learn what their kid is saying to others and include them in daily activities. The author recommends for parents to see who their kid is hanging out with and the kind of language they use on a daily basis. Parents who teach their kids the different ways of bullying at an early age can make them better people. Tags: Cruelty-free, rolemodels, parents

Seller Jr., Warren B. "Cruelty-free Offspring: Ways Not to Raise a Bully: No Parent Wants His or Her Child to Be Bullied, but What If Your Kid Is the One Pushing Others Around?(Sociology)." USA Today Sept. 2010. Web. 4 Feb. 2011.

Hannah O'Connell

[|Bullying Prevention and Intervention]

This article written by Ted Feinberg is about bullying and how it can be stopped at school. Educators are lacking knowledge of bullying and how it affects a students life at school. Teachers and faculty should identify the different kinds of bullying and intervene before it gets worse. If students do not inform administrators about the different types of conflict throught the school day, there is nothing they can do about it. Feinberg recommends educators to teach about bullying in the classroom and what parents can do to help their child who is getting bullied. Together with the whole school community, we can put this national issue to rest, one school at a time. Tags: prevention, intervention, violence

Feinberg, Ted. "Bullying Prevention and Intervention." Nasponline.org. National Association of Secondary School Principals., 2003. Web. 9 Feb. 2011

Kelsey Alfonso

Bullying in Middle Schools: Prevention and Intervention

The creator of this article is discussing how the prevention and intervening of bullying is very crucial. In the article they questioned teachers and students to come up with an answer about the awareness of bullying, and to the teacher, she was oblivious to it. They also did various studies on the topic of bullying. As a consequence, both bullies and victims are affected and are at risk for future outcomes. They believe that the most effective way to solve bullying problems is to use various program that discuss the importance of how bullying affects students. They have concluded that the best way to rid schools of bullying is to hold regular talks about classroom rules, so the instructional methods can be used to aid in the increase of the students’ understanding of bullying. Tags: Intervention, Middle School, Exclude

Middle School Journal 37 (2006): 12-19. Bullying in Middle Schools:Prevention and Intervention. Middle School Journal. Web. 10 Feb. 2011

Emma O Feathers

Social Network: Bullying Online

Sirena Bergman wrote this article to make people aware of bullying on social networks. She recognizes the troubles of the growing cyber bullying phenomenon and targets the social network users and anyone and everyone who knows people that use these networks. She goes about this by blogging her thoughts and gathering data. In conclusion she is becoming an effort to help awareness on the topic and prevention. *Tags: Social Network, Cyber Bullying, and Blogging

Bergman, Sirena. "Social Networks: Bullying Online." Mathaba.net. Web. [].

Connor McCoy

The Policization of Bullying: Opposing Opinions on Bullying in Schools Today Make for Political Wrangling

Victor Rivero wants gay bullying to stop and be accepted. He believes that you shouldn’t judge people by what they do. Specifically aimed at the prevention of gay bullying and high schools and to get rid of it. To prevent gay bullying he gives the evidence that bills were passed, programs were made, committees were formed, and he made a plan to prevent it. He hopes to end suicide caused by the effects of gays being bullied. He recommends to use his plan and to the steps to prevent bullying. Tags: Discrimination, Types of Bullying, Gay Bullying Rivero, Victor. "The Politicization of Bullying: Opposing Opinions on Bullying in Schools Today Make for Political Wrangling." District Administration. 47. Jan. 2011: 54+. Student Resource Center Junior. Web. 4 Feb. 2011.

Brianna Destratis [|Dealing With Bullying]

The author’s reason for writing this article was to tell people how to deal with bullies and also talked about why people are bullied. The intended audience for this article are adults and teenagers. The author’s main idea is to let the audience know that bullying is wrong and shouldn’t be done. The author’s focus in this piece is why bullies bully. He/she concentrates there attention on why kids get bullied and how they get bullied. Some consequences for the people who get bullied are low self-esteem, stress, depression, or anxiety. They may also think about suicide. The author recommend that we join our school's anti-violence program or, if our school doesn't have one, to start one of your own. The conclusion the author drew from his/her article is that bullying hurts a lot of people every single day and it needs to be stopped. Tags: How to deal with bullying, Harassment, Bullying prevention

"Dealing With Bullying." TeensHealth - the Web's Most Visited Site about Children's Health. The Nemours Foundation, 1995. Web. 09 Feb. 2011

Sarah Busso
[|cyber bullying How to make it Stop] The purpose of this article was to make schools and teachers better aware of cyber bullying. Although cyber bullying can happen at home it is still a problem in school, due to the fact that the person who is being bullied can be affected by this during school. This article also puts concentration on websites that are popular with teens and are a breeding ground for cyber bullying. Surprisingly, adolescent girls have experienced more problems with cyber bullying than boys- 25% versus 16%. The author is saying that the acts of bullying should not be criminalized, and that the bully should be able to talk about their actions with a counselor. Teachers should also talk about this topic in regular classes and bring it up in conversations. Overall, this article is saying that bullying in general is a huge problem, although the consequences should not be as severe to the point of criminalizing them.

Cyber Bullying, Harassment on the Internet, How to make cyber bullying stop Adams, Caralee. "Cyber Bullying How to Make It Stop." Instructor Sept.-Oct. 2010: 1-8. Student Resource Center - Canadian Edition. Web. 4 Feb. 2011.

Dylan Stein


 * Back off, bullies! Standing up to a bully isn’t easy. Here’s what you can do ||

The author wanted to inform the public that it isn’t easy for kids to stand up to a bully. It is important to help the people understand how to deal with bullies. An example of children’s dialogue in school is given. Kids need to learn how to avoid bullies, and they need to learn how to deal with them. If people start standing up to bullies, then there will be less violence in the future.

Physical bullying, Causes of bullying, Verbal bullying

Donahue, Maralin C. "Back Off, Bullies! Standing up to a Bully Isn't Easy. Here's What You Can Do." Current Health Apr.-May 2004: 1-4. Gale Opposing Viewpoints. Web. 4 Feb. 2011

Jessica Thomas
[|Dealing With Bullying]

The author writes this article to help teenagers deal with bullying in different sorts of ways and how to put a stop to it. Everyone can read this article and use the advice the author is giving to make life easier to handle with bullies in the picture. The author’s main point of writing this article was to show other ways to deal with depression, bullies, rumors, and self confidence. The author gives examples of how to ignore bullies and rumors and also what to do when a bully attacks. The victims suffer from depression, suicide thoughts, low self confidence, bad grades, and poor behavior. The author suggests that exercise can relieve a lot of stress and to ignore the bully and walk away. This article is helpful to those who are being bullied and do not know how to deal with it themselves.

Tags: Teasing, Effects, Physical Violence D'Arcy, Lyness. "Dealing With Bullying." Teens Health. The Nemours Foundation, 2011. Web. 9 Feb. 2011.

Kayla Hansen [] Bullying is a big problem in schools. Bullies normally have a reason for tormenting people. There are some survival tips to combat bullying: Ignore the bully and walk away; hold your anger; don’t get physical; practice confidence; take charge of your life; talk about it; and find your true feelings. This helps the victims feel safer because they are in control of there life not the bully. Changing the environment of your school can help stop bullying. How much Bullying going on in a school depends on the environment the students are in. Tags_Bullies, Survival Tips, School Enviroment

Lyness, D'Arcy. "Dealing With Bullying." Kidshealth.org. Nemours Foundation, 2001. Web. 8 Feb. 2011.
Jessica Steciuk [|www.promoteprevent.org/publications/preventions-briefs/preventing-bullying-school..]

Students all over are bullied in schools. Their start around 6th grade and goes to 10th. There are many ways to prevent bullying though. You can talk to the person or talk to someone else. If you are in school tell a teacher but you should never fight back with violence. You can talk to your parents or other siblings to try to help you and make the other person stop bullying you. Also if you see someone being bullied try and help them by talking to the bully. Don’t just sit there and watch a person getting hurt. Physical Violence, Teasing, Name-Calling Chambers, Logan M. "Preventing Bullying in Schools and the Community." Preventing Bullying in Schools and the Community. 2003. Web. 11 Feb. 201

Alyssa Condon The Bully Problem The author of this article is trying to make more people aware of bullying problems and programs. Bully victims tend to result in violence and possibly become bullies themselves. There is evidence given that shows schools have made a huge difference using some specific anti-bullying programs. The bullying rate may decrease up to a total of 50% using these programs. Programs like getting parents involved, the school faculty aware, and inviting a victim into your group of friends are positive ways to help stop bullying. Bullying is avoidable as long as it is taken care of properly.

Violence, anti-bullying, anti-bullying programs

Wilson, Amy. "The Bully Problem." LIFE Sept. 2006. Student Resource Center. Web. 03 Feb. 2011.

Cameron Scott

[|Bullying Prevention]

==== The purpose of this article is to show how effective this method really is. The authors focus is bullying prevention. He talks about how much better the class was in the end then in the beginning. Classes stopped bullying even when an overweight usual target sang a song to the baby. The author shows how such a simple thing can really make a huge difference. The conclusion he made from this is that it really does work. ====

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Willy Blunt State and Federal Bullying Information This website is to inform people of state laws to prevent bullying or harassment in schools. It uses information from all the states boards of educations. In conclusion it’s a list of all the state laws against bullying in schools.

state laws ,Federal laws ,Harassment/hazing

State and Federal Bullying Information." Olweus Bullying Prevention Program. Hazelden Foundation, 2011. Web. 17 Feb. 2011.

Willy Blunt State anti Bullying law "Bully Police Usa." 14 Feb. 2011. Web. 9 Mar. 2011.

Willy Blunt Bullying laws "Bullying Laws." Bullying Statistics, 2009. Web. 9 Mar. 2011.

Tyler Prime [|Information for Schools on Homophobic Bullying] Mellor, Andrew. "Information for Schools on Homophobic Bullying." Anti-Bullying Network. Feb. 2004. Web. 17 Feb. 2011. http://www.antibullying.net/homophobicinfo3.htm. Brian Stoya [|School Committee Approves Bullying Punishment Guidelines]

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Giselle Shaw Combating Gay Teen Suicide Koplewicz, Harold. "Combating Gay Teen Suicide: What Parents Can Do." Bully Prevention. Bully Prevention, 10 Oct. 2010. Web. 18 Feb. 2011.

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Giselle Shaw Stopping Gay Teen Suicide Torres, Ciara. "Stopping Gay Teen Suicide." // Healthy Place //. Healthyplace.com Inc., 10 Aug. 2007. Web. 14 Mar. 2011.

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