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A Colorado teenager whose yearbook picture was rejected for being too revealing is vowing to fight the ban with her high school’s administration, but the student editors of the yearbook insist the school administration had nothing to do with it. They say it was "their" decision to not allow the photo.
It's called cyber-baiting, and it's a growing phenomenon in today's electronic and connected world. It happens when students deliberately provoke a teacher to the breaking point.
When the teacher finally "loses it", they video his or her emotional or angry outburst on their cellphones and the video goes viral on YouTube in a matter of minutes.
It's humiliating, it destroys a teacher's morale, and as it has in many cases, it can cost them their job.
The standard 9-5 workday has been customary for decades, but it looks like all that could soon change thanks to the demands of a whole new generation of younger workers. And that’s not all they want.
