Why???

      Isn't it hard to stare at a girl if she's dressed like that? If you get offended when someone stares at you, why do you dress like that then? I think that behavior is just childish. You chose to dress scantily going to SCHOOL, really school though? Then you get upset when the boys stare or don't stare or glance at you. I understand you getting upset when they don't stare at you because that's probably why your dressing like that in the first place. Your friends probably dress like that too and maybe you want to be just like them. But if your dressing like that and still get mad when they stare at you, that's just crazy!
     The school shouldn't let them come to school dressed like that in the first place. There should be some kind of dress codes. It shouldn't be that strict, like my school we have rules against dress code but they are very flexible. But sometimes I might see a girl walking down a hallway and I will be like "that is too short" and then a boy will be like "not its not." The girl wearing it doesn't think anything of it. Or there might be too much cleavage showing, that is not necessary. Its just immature, I'm not saying for everything to be covered up but respect yourself.

Be Safe!!!

        A few days ago, the speaker Josh Gunderson came to our school and spoke about the postive and negative effects of facebook. But the whole purpose was to inform us about the negative. He also talked to us about sexting and cyberbulling. His website is http://www.haveyoumetjosh.com/, it has a lot of information about different things. I had a great experience with Josh, it was fun to listen to him but his sense of humor kept me in thought with the message. All his jokes and stories lined up with the message that he was trying to get across us and you could be laughing but then remember everything he told us. Josh is a great speaker and I would love to hear him speak again.
       Josh told us the negative things on facebook. He told us not to reveal personal information, like on facebook don't have all your business out in the open, for people to read. Don't post personal things like my parents are leaving and I'm going to be alone all weekend. There are crazy people out in the world, there could be someone following your page. I know I'm guilty for that too, sometimes you don't recognize until its too late. He told us not to talk to people you don't know or accept friend requests for people that you have only met once. Don't be a bully to anyone, even watch what you say or text to someone. Even if it wasn't meant that way, others might interpret it that way. He taught us a lot of the things that other people have already taught and lectured to us about but he sent his message in an interesting way.