Riley is holding a series of meetings with parents, teachers, and students around the country to talk about what needs to be done about copycat crimes and bomb scares and school violence. And everywhere he goes, he uses the press to urge kids to report anything suspicious. And if anybody has any inkling of anybody who is talking or boasting about something of that kind, please report it. Please let somebody know about it. It's very, very serious.
Outsiders face discrimination.
Students at this suburban Washington, DC, high school are encouraged to report anything suspicious, but since Columbine, some students say it's not so easy to tell the difference between what is serious and what is not. But I think now a lot more people pay attention to it than they used to because right now a lot of people in the world, at least US, are nervous. Someone that's really quiet. You know, it makes you think. Homer Ailstock and Mischa Bilanchone go to the same school.