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I attended the Anti Bullying Campaign event and participated in the campaign on Tuesday, September 12.
I decided to attend the event, because it is important to spread awareness about bullying and promote peace. I also decided to attend the event because the day and time of the event was accommodating. Bullying can happen to anyone and the victims need to know that they're not alone. Bullying campaigns are usually helpful and can positively impact someone's life. Attending the event helped me identify what bullying is and how I can help someone that is being bullied.
Attendance to the event did assist with my transition to The Restaurant School, because it helped me feel more comfortable about the environment of the school and the community.

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