February 2014
Editorial The issue of bullying has become a major area of discussion in schools, especially in light of our growing awareness of the [...] Feature Dr. Bill Boerman-Cornell and two of his students at Trinity Christian College, Matt Mulder and Kaitlyn Manning, asked other Trinity students [...] Feature There is a child in your class with her head down on the table. She rarely makes eye contact, but rather [...] Feature The Older Ones First: A Relational Approach to Bullying We all know the story. Jesus standing next to the woman caught in adultery, looking at the circle of leaders granting [...] Feature Intentional Communities: Share Your Vision I was in a store looking to purchase a jacket the other day, and as conversation developed, the salesperson helping me [...] Feature Bullying: A Community Response It is the middle of July and prospective parents are discussing with me and a board member why they desire to have [...] Feature “He’s bullying me,” I hear in the hallway, and when I look over my shoulder, I see two boys who are obviously [...] P@nel.edu John Walcott introduced the conversation with the following: In discussions of how to combat, or avoid, bullying, the importance of community is [...] Slouching Toward Bedlam Zero Dark Tolerance, or Bully for You! Bedlam’s assistant principal, J. Hilliard, was known for neither restraint nor reflection. He tended to either quietly observe everything with a suspicious [...] Feature It Takes a Village to Raze a Child: An Educator’s Reflection on Lee Hirsch’s Film Bully When I was eleven years old, my morning walks to the bus stop were filled with trepidation. Depending on her mood, my [...]