Memphis Rap
White Station High School, which is considered to be one of the best Memphis City Schools, has been subject to bullying yet again.
Cash Killboy, a Whitestation High School student was caught on video being violently punched by another student and states that he was attacked simply for the way he dresses.
According to Killboy, he could tell that something was wrong before he was punched in the face by a fellow-student. Killboy can be seen in the video seemingly frozen as the young teen approaches him and forcefully punches him in the face as other students stand-by.
Cash Killboy, who spoke with WREG, stated that it freaks him out and he now will have to have his guard up when he is around people, especially at school.
Meanwhile, Jim Killboy, the father of Cash Killboy, is hoping that more will be done about the student, who was reportedly only suspended for the assault. The father believes the teen attacker should have been arrested.
As for Memphis City Schools take on the incident, they claim that they are looking into the recording to identify others who are believed to have been involved so they can be punished as well.
A high school in Appleton, Wisconsin tried an experiment under the enlightened guidance of their principal, LuAnn Coenen. She wanted to see if she could positively affect the fighting, weapons-carrying and general lack of focus and discipline in the school by changing the food the kids ate.
Vending machines were replaced with water coolers; hamburgers and French fries were taken off the menu and replaced with fresh vegetables and fruit, whole grain breads and a salad bar. With the departure of junk food, she also saw the departure of vandalism, litter and the need for police patrolling her hallways. The students were calm, socially engaged and focused on their schoolwork. Problems were minimal. And all Ms. Coenen did was change the menu!
Please watch “Forks Over Knives” for FREE to learn more about the implications of a meat-based diet vs a plant-based diet. Go to http://www.hulu.com/watch/279734 and do yourself and your family a favor!
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Dr. Antonia Demas conducted a pilot program for youthful offenders at Bay Point School, a controlled residence for select male juvenile delinquents. Incorporating the principles of her curriculum, Demas’ results were astounding: Grade point averages increased, athletic performance and strength improved, aggressive behavior declined, acne cleared, excess weight came down, and every single one of the participants reported general improvements in well-being. foodstudies.org