Free Anti-Bullying Documentary Screening in Englewood
Film chronicles impacts of bullying.
Hundreds of local students are expected to attend a free screening of a new anti-bullying documentary film Wednesday afternoon and the public is invited to an evening showing, a local lawmaker announced. Assemblywoman Valerie Vainieri Huttle, the lead sponsor of the state’s Anti-bullying Bill of Rights, will host the screening of “Bully” with her husband Englewood Mayor Frank Huttle III at the Bergen Performing Arts Center, 30 North Van Brunt Street. A noon screening is reserved for students, with a 6 p.m. show open to the public. The evening show will include a panel discussion. The film is set to appear in select theaters around the country, but none in Bergen County. “‘Bully’ showcases the harassment and intimidation the Anti-Bullying …
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Richard T. Seng
4:16 pm on Sunday, June 24, 2012
We all know now that Ravi only spent days in jail. I think he should have gotten more time. I wonder if Ravi has asked himself this question: If I did not do, what I did , I wonder if Tyler Clementi would still be alive? From all indications I thinki not. more ›