- Being a high school student has always been tough - at a time when hormones run wild through their bodies, students are squeezed together in classrooms, then separated into cliques,jordan pas cher, often falling victim to negative comments about their appearance, personality or abilities - and when the relative anonymity of the internet is thrown into the mix, a recipe for cruelty and malice is created. Not all high school students are created equal, however - after an epidemic of "cyberbullying" swept their school two weeks ago, a pair of pupils struck back by using social media to promote a positive message. The Howell High School students created a Twitter account,masenv, , to spread affirmations and cheer to their classmates and community. "We just created it to write nice comments,Hogan, and then it blew up
really fast," the students, who asked to remain anonymous,http://www.acheu.com/, said Wednesday. The account was established on April 3. The day before, several anonymous Twitter accounts were used to spread rumors and insults about their classmates. "The reason we started it is because people started making twitter accounts that were bashing people at our school, so we decided to make a nice one," they said. Howell High School teachers, students and family members can message the account requesting for a positive post about a community member. "Suddenly, our phones started blowing up," they said,Chanel Outlet. "Most of the comments come from other people, we just post it for them." The students received a strong response from the community. "Everyone is so awesome about this - people are talking about
it all the time, people are talking about things that we want to post the
reaction is keeping us on the site mostly." The page now has over 1000 followers. Anonymity makes the positive messages more effective,sac longchamp, said the page's operators. "We noticed compliments sound better if you don't
know where it is coming from, so we decided not to make our identities known," they said. The students say they have seen similar accounts are popping up at other area schools. CONNECT WITH US



The students running the page now are seniors, but they hope to hand responsibility for the posts down to a new anonymous duo after graduation. "We don't know if we're ever going to say who we
are," they said. "We wanted to keep the account,Gucci Outlet Online, but since we're not going to be at the
school we wanted to pass it down to people,douuo.com/gucci. Two people that we feel would be
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