Karen Klein

• BOSTON (WHDH) -- The bus monitor victimized by middle school bullies in a video that went viral is Boston bound. Karen Klein, the woman seen in the video as the target of vicious insults, is planning to spend Thursday in the Hub.
(msnbc.com)
• Karen Klein, 68, welcomed Max Sidorov into her Greece, N.Y., home Tuesday night. Great. Great. Nice guy, nice guy, Klein said. Im very appreciative.
(KGO-AM810)
• He says he was thrilled when indiegogo.com -- the website that hosted his fundraiser for bus monitor Karen Klein -- decided the two of them should meet. Our cameras were in Greece today, when Sidorov and Klein talked about the response to that fundraiser.
(msnbc.com)
• Nobody actually wants to burn a witch. Humanity, Twain wrote, is "governed by minorities, seldom or never by majorities. It suppresses its feelings and its beliefs and follows the handful that makes the most noise.
(Washington Post)
• Upstate New York bus monitor Karen Klein, who made headlines last week after a viral video captured students cruelly taunting her, will make an appearance in Boston tomorrow, courtesy of MIX 104.1, to help raise awareness about bullying.
(Boston Herald)
• LOS ANGELES, June 22, 2012 — By now the entire world has heard of Karen Klein and the savage treatment she received from some teenagers. Ms.
(Washington Times)
• Earlier this week a video depicting Greece, N.Y. school bus monitor Karen Klein being maliciously verbally abused by the students she was watching over went viral, sparking national outrage and leading to a campaign on website Indiegogo.
(Huffington Post)
• The horror of ruthless bullying reduced a 68-year-old bus monitor in upstate New York to tears and made the video of her torment viral on the Internet. It may also have been a tipping point for the growing phenomenon known as crowdfunding.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• It was just a week ago that Karen Klein was sitting on a bus enduring the teasing and taunts of a group of kids with a grace that wouldnt be recognized until days later, when a video of the incident went viral, People reports.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)