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Letters NY Times - New Jersey Coalition for Bullying Awareness and 字母的纽约时报-新泽西联盟的反欺凌意识与

LETTERS PUBLISHED IN THE NY TIMES, ON BULLYING, STUDENT GREEN (10/03 –8/11)_________________________________________________________October 13, 2003A Mother, a Son and a SuicideTo the Editor:Re After Sons Suicide, Mother Is Convicted Over Unsafe Home (news article, Oct. 7): The conviction of Judith Scruggs of Meriden, Conn., is disheartening. The decision to blame the mother and not the school suggests that the environment at home was the primary cause of her 12-year-old sons death. This is almost certainly false.Bullying is a known major cause of child suicide, even in the absence of any contributing problems at home or pre-existing problems in the child.Adults are primarily responsible for actively addressing and preventing bullying. When they do not, severely bullied children will occasionally kill themselves, whatever the condition of their homes.Judith Scruggs should not have been convicted; she should not even have been on trial.STUART GREENSummit, N.J., Oct. 7, 2003The writer is director, New Jersey Coalition for Bullying Awareness and Prevention.May 18, 2004Columbine Questions: Parents, Schools and BulliesTo the Editor:David Brooks, while right to be supportive of Dylan Klebolds parents (Columbine: Parents of a Killer, column, May 15), should not dismiss the importance of the school as a major factor in the killings.Dylan Klebold was a bullied child, attending a school in which bullying was not being adequately addressed. Bullied children suffer tremendously, cannot end the bullying by themselves, and occasionally kill themselves or, rarely, others.Adults are capable of effectively addressing bullying, but most continue not to do so. The self-initiating moral agent who made his choices and should be condemned for them is not only Dylan Klebold, it is also the adults in charge of his school.Blaming the child alone wont solve the problem. And the problem needs to be solved.STUART GREENSummit, N.J., May 16, 2004The writer is director, New Jersey Coalition for B