More than 60 students took part in a nationally organized demonstration to protest the bullying, harassment, and name-calling of their fellow students due to their sexual orientation, race and ethnicity.
Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus (PCFC) students released all the pent-up frustrations of a day without words, to mark the end of the annual Day of Silence on Friday of last week.
More than 60 students took part in a nationally organized demonstration to protest the bullying, harassment, and name-calling of their fellow students due to their sexual orientation, race and ethnicity. For more information about Day of Silence, visit www.dayofsilence.org.
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