author, Tuskegee Institute professor and member of the National American Woman Suffrage Association With the successful March to the Polls behind them, Lex and Wendy — and the rest of UCSB Students for Bernie — are turning their attention to Super Tuesday and beyond. “Bernie is in a position where he very well may win the nomination, and we are going to be here to push to get Bernie elected every step of the way — from now until when he wins in November,” Wendy says, with Lex adding: “Our job certainly isn't done yet…. I fight for [Bernie] not only because he fights for me, but because there's not a single person on this planet that he's not fighting on behalf of, too.” While the report took steps not to characterize any one school shooter archetype, several behaviors appear consistently. Every attacker experienced at least one social stressor: an umbrella term somewhat loosely defined to incorporate bullying, family troubles, and academic hardships (among other obstacles). Most attackers also demonstrated more than one motive, the most common of which was a frustration with other classmates, and used firearms — including “handguns, rifles, and shotguns” — to carry out their attacks. Most firearms, the report claims, were obtained from relatives. For Sophia Doering-Powell, a 16-year-old gun control activist from West Hills, California, facts like these don’t sit well. and possibly, the length of Selena and Justin's tumultuous relationship? "I've been carrying it for fourteen-hundred and sixty days? How could I confuse that sh*t for love? Jelena = lasted 4 years. 1460 days = 4 years,"tweeted one fan.