Kids get star treatment  Glendaal fifth-graders premier 'How to
Unmake a Bully'  Fifth-graders stepped out of a limo and walked
down the red carpet as friends and family cheered on the movie
stars.  The Glendaal Elementary School students had worked for
several months creating a film to help quell bullying problems
called How to Unmake a Bully. The fanfare of a red carpet
entrance on Friday, June 24, to Scotia-Glenville High School was
a surprise to the fifth graders and a reward for their hard
work. Some appeared baffled upon arriving in the unexpected limo
to family and friends, but others excitedly jumped out and
basked in their glory. Several parents lined the carpet and
snapped pictures, creating an almost paparazzi feel to the
scene.  "At Glendaal we have the theme of a caring cardinal
community and we were trying to figure out ways we could be a
more caring cardinal community," said Principal Thomas Eagan.
"[Teacher's Aide] Mike Feurstein had popped up and said why
don't we make a movie about any bully