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Updated: 12/11/2012 08:00:00AM

Putting a ‘rap’ on bullying

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HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS

Big Six 8, a motivational rap artist named Ethan Birch, raps his messages to students at Sallie Jones Elementary School Dec. 7.

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


Fourth-grade students Aryn Francis, Devin Cline, and Hailey Thomas (not pictured) made signs thanking Big Six 8 for his visit.

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


Second-grade student Kaleb Repp dances with his classmates to one of Big Six 8's raps, "Go to School."

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


First-grade teachers Peggy Wikoff, Karen Robinson, Nilda Masony and Judi True joined in the dancing fun, which earned True a Big Six 8 CD for "trying her best."

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


Third-grade student Nequis Graham and his fourth-grade brother Niqueu joke around just before they were on stage to help introduce rapper Ethan Birch, who goes by Big Six 8 during his anti-bulling program.

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS

Big Six 8, also known as Ethan Birch, kneels down to the floor with the first-grade students at Sallie Jones Elementary School.

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


Fifth-grade students Charles Nodin, Rasheed Shackleford, Wyatt Wilhite and Jacob Wright get into the spirit of things during the warm-up music.

HERALD PHOTO BY BETSY WILLIAMS


Kindergarten students Brelle Cleveland and Darnell Barthelus move to the rap music of Big Six 8 during the rally on Dec. 7.

By BETSY WILLIAMS

Photojournalist

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Students at Sallie Jones Elementary were treated to a return visit
by Big Six 8, a motivational rap artist named Ethan Birch, on Dec. 7.
His anti-bullying program teaches students what keeps their brains working,
messages on staying in school and how they can continue achieving their best.

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