. >> i am from penn state university. i want to comment on something you said about a definition of bullying. i speak all over the country and i listened to students and parents and teachers and administrators and one thing i hear is that there is not as common definition of bullying. that is what really stands in the way. teachers feel stymied by the inability back up from their administrators. they will discipline students in the classroom and then they will go to their administrators and they say that is not bullying. a child could go home until their parents something happened at school and a parent will call the school and the school will say that is not believing. -- bullying. i have done group exercise where i have children ask what is bullying to you. also teachers and administrators and i compare the results and they are vastly different. i heard you say there would be a unified definition of bullying. until we are all talking about the same kind of behavior, everybody will be working from a different definition

so you have penn state, number two is ohio university. five years. u good ch uga number one. >> and a usual suspect for a long time. >> and equally important for a lot of kids, want to find the most sober schools. >> and when we start to think about active social scene or nonactive, a lot of students might find that fit in the less active. number stlthree is u.s. coast gd academy. number two is wheaton college. and number one is brigham young university. >> and it doesn't are to be a party school to have social activity. there are so many things that you can do at those other schools. so great you list them, as well. good to have you with us. now harry, over to you. >>> is your kitchen so ugly you just go out to eat all the time? well, you may be a contender in the diy network's worst kitchen in america contest. matt blashaw brought us a few stomach churning photos of some of the entries so far and he's here to show you how to make over your kitchen yourself in case you're not the winner. >> good to see you. >> so we have different exampl

. >> i am from penn state university. i wanted to comment on something you said about the definition of bullying. i speak of the country and i do listen to students and parents and teachers and administrators, and one of the things i hear is that there is not as common definition of bullying. that is what really stands in the way. teachers really fill stymied by the inability of backed up by their administrators said they will discipline the students in the classroom, and then they would go to their minister raiders and their investors will say, that was not bullying. i do not consider that to be bullying. or a child will go home until their parents something happened at school, and the parent will call the school and the school will say, that is not bullying. we did not discipline for that. i have even done group exercises were afpak children right out, what is bullying to you, and parents, and teachers, administrators. i compare the results and they are all vastly different. how we get a unified -- i heard some secretar

been named top party school by the princeton review for the first time followed by ohio university and penn state. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,674 after gaining 208 points yesterday. the s&p went up 24, and the nasdaq rose 40 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei added 123, while in hong kong the hang seng gained 44 points. >>> august got off to a stellar start yesterday, thanks to some welcome news on the economy here at home and overseas. investors were upbeat early on after data out of china showed manufacturing levels there are cooling off. that should prevent china's government from laying down new laws to keep its rapidly growing economy from overheating. >>> back on the street the dow closed at its highest level in three months, thanks to news that manufacturing here at home is on the rise. industrials like 3m and ge, the current owner of this network, shot up after the government reports showed that production is picking up as are new hires. >>> the prospect of increased demand pushed

prior to that, i was working with penn state university. over nine years, we have seen great changes in the schools. somebody said this morning, when you walk into a safe school, you know it. that is what we have now. we did not have that eight years ago. we feel that sense of safety in their classrooms and schools. we are still working on the interrelationships between our community and schools. >> this is for mackey and ashley. amazing program. i am curious, how young are the kids that you work with, how early can you get them started in some of these discussions, workshops that you, and do you have some programs that are more useful for middle school kids compared to elementary kids? i'm just curious about the age groups you are working with. >> to answer the question of what age -- when we go to elementary schools, the youngest we take his third grade. you can tell there is a difference between bill schoolers and elementary school hours. elementary school kids seem more fun and involved. the middle school kids are fun and smart, they ha

. >> i am from penn state university. i am a member of club ophelia. i'm want to comment on something you said about a definition of bullying. i speak all over the country. i listened to students, parents, teachers, and administrators. one of the things i hear is there was not a common definition of bullying. teachers really feel stymied. they will discipline students in the classroom and will go to their administrators. administrators will say, "i do not consider that to the bullying." a child will tell their parents something happened at school and the parent will call the school and say, "that is not believe in. we do not discipline for that." i have had children asked, "what is bullying to you," and teachers and administrators. their responses are vastly different. i have heard we are going to have a unified definition of bullying. i think that is the biggest task. until we are talking about the same kind of behavior, everybody is going to work from a different definition and talk about different things. that is why i see teachers burning out. they

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georgia beat out ohio university as well as penn state, west virginia, and 13 mississippi.c santa barbara coming in 8th. the princeton review put out the results yesterday after surveying 122,000 students at 370 colleges. rankings take into account the amount of drinking, drug use, hours spent studying and the popularity of fraternities and sororities. >> i have never seen uc-davis make that list ever. the aggies? no. i don't think so. it's for this like rodeo town. >> not trying hard enough. >> 6:26. fierce competition now for smart phone customers. three companies are battling it out. we got a lot of response on our question of the day. blackberry th 've had since d i >> i like the droid because it's easy if that's what she is talking about periods of time enter face. i better interface. send us your answers to mornings@cbs5.com. we are also on facebook and twitter. >>> 6:28. coming up, one of the largest air carriers between the u.s. and mexico cancelled several flights. >> also, empty jail cells in san francisco. we'll tell you what's likely behind the decline in the nu

georgia beat out ohio university as well as penn state, west virginia and mississippi. locally,uc santa barbara came in 8th. the princeton review put out the results yesterday. it surveyed 122,000 students at 370 colleges. not exactly a distinction you would like to have if you are an administrator. the rankings take into account alcohol and drug use, hours spent studying and popularity of fraternities and sororities. >>> still to come, the next step in getting the new transbay terminal in san francisco. we'll tell you how this one differs from the one that's about to be torn down. "temporary" transbay terminal ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] this is america. and this is our cheese. kraft singles. american cheese. only one nation could create it. and that nation is...america. a nation of dreamers, try-harders, doers. try doing this with roquefort. it's made with milk, never oil like some other slices. it is the culmination of the american dream. all wrapped up in individual slices. kraft singles. the american cheese. >>> it is going to be another nice day around the bay a

ohio university took second place. penn state third. uc center bravo came in eighth. the list is based on e-mail surveys of over 120,000 students at colleges across the country. >>> it's not just college coeds who are hitting the bottle. this year the number of adults drinking alcohol hit a 25-year high according to a new gallup poll. 67% of americans say they drank. that is the highest percentage since 1985. the poll says beer is still america's favorite drink. it's held the top spot since 1992 except for one year, back in 2005. >> that's not really much of a surprise. >> i don't think so. >> my wine might compete around these parts i suppose. >> where was san diego state my alma mater on that list? party school. when i was there we used to be number one. >> i don't like the georgia bulldogs. >> talking about my wife now. >> i love your wife. >> thank you. >> welcome back. >> i was in london checking in on the olympic preparations. >> really. >> yes. >> we're always thinking olympics here. >> mike single taritary of the will take in boot camp so to speak. are you buy

ohio university comes in second, third place goes to penn state. one california school on the list, uc santa barbara, 8th place. when it comes to sober schools, brigham is number one. >>> lindsay lohan in rehab tonight. she walked out of jail before 2 this morning after serving 14 days of her 90-day sentence. she now must spend 90 days at a treatment center. lohan wound up behind bars because she missed alcohol councilling sessions. she was arrested twice in 2007 for driving under the influence. >>> coming up next, california's state fair has run its course. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. managers from the california state fair say starting the fair a month earlier than usual appears to have paid off. attendance was up 10% this year, just more than 741,000 visitors. the 157th california state fair started earlier than usua

ohio university comes in second, third place goes to penn state.ne california school on the list, uc santa barbara, 8th place. when it comes to sober schools, brigham is number one. >>> lindsay lohan in rehab tonight. she walked out of jail before 2 this morning after serving 14 days of her 90-day sentence. she now must spend 90 days at a treatment center. lohan wound up behind bars because she missed alcohol councilling sessions. she was arrested twice in 2007 for driving under the influence. >>> coming up managers from the california state fair say starting the fair a month earlier than usual appears to have paid off. attendance was up 10% this year, just more than 741,000 visitors. the 157th california state fair started earlier than usual to appeal to parents that didn't want their kids missing school so they could attend the fair. >>> the a's didn't have a big crowd, but those who were there got a good show. >> pretty good. the few the proud. not talking about the u.s. marine corps. tonight, the 10,000 or so fans that ventured out to play the

university was second. there's a shocker. and penn state was third. imagine if you were still there, matt. you'd be in the hall of fame by now. >> we like to call it harvard on the hocking, carl. >> isn't there a matt lauer memorial beer bong back there or something? >> wow. beer bong? you're mixing your metaphors. great having carl here for one day. we need to do a split show here in athens, ohio. bang goes the dynamite. carl, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, mr. roadrunner completed the half marathon in chicago on sunday. >> congratulations. >> we have some pictures. there you go. look at you. >> i need to run with a bra. >> i hope you feel proud because we're so proud of you. that's a major accomplishment. >> thank you very much. and thanks to all the runners who ran it and congratulations as well. let's check it out, see what's going on for you. another heat wave, a big area of high pressure dominating. the jet stream is up to the north. look at all these extensive heat warnings and heat advisories from kansas city down to new orleans, as far east as macon and up to lexington. tempe