The initiative was taken by Theatre Studies first year student Erin Stewart Tanti, who got together with colleagues Robert Fenech and Marija Mangion and organised the “theatre of rotten tomatoes”.

The three wore white overalls and read the AG’s appeal and asked students to throw tomatoes at them when they heard something they did not like.

But so eager were the students to throw tomatoes that the three half-full crates available were finished in two minutes, before anything of substance was read.

Later on, they had to make do with picking up the already thrown tomatoes and re-throwing them or booing at the actors.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20110505/local/tomato-theatre.363800

“Ommu u missieru qatt ma issusspettaw xi haga mhux normali li tara lil ibnek dejjem gharwien fir-ritratti li jitfa fuq l-internet”.

Mela, possibbli hadd minnhomm ma indenja ruhu jkellmu biex ta’ l-anqas jaghmel dieta, imur il-Gym, jibni six-pack, u jirranga rasu qabel ma jesponi ruhu fil-pubbliku.?

Dak mhux ta’ quddiem in-nies.

Malta, pajjiz tad-Donald Duck.

Kienu hafna l-ilmenti injuranti li smajt imam l-iktar wahda li spikkat hemm barra hija li qalu ghax it-tifla kienet ghaddejja minn certu problemi u wkoll ghax kienet ‘bla omm’ peress li l-omm kienet mietet.

Iddur kemm iddur, tista jibqa iddur maghha l-bicca kemm wiehed irid. Il-fatt hu li r-ragel li sabet ruhha mieghu (sfortunatament) kellu kemm omm kif ukoll missier. Kellu ohtu ukoll.

Nistaqsi: dawn allura qeghdin fuq Facebook ukoll, Ohtu kellha ritratti u affarijiet bla sens li ghad irrid nara bhalhom. Ommu u missieru qatt ma issusspettaw xi haga mhux normali li tara lil ibnek dejjem gharwien fir-ritratti li jitfa fuq l-internet?

Ma naqbilx mieghek Ruth li tghid tiskonta int is-sentenza ta’ ghomor.

Bad people will be bad people no matter what and in so being they will do everything to cover up. However, in the circumstances, the most important thing necessary to do is to make sure they don’t give in to these people.

@Timon

It is exclusively a school’s responsibility to exclude any personnel who may be a danger to the pupils entrusted to their care. That includes teachers, above all, as the have the most frequent contact with pupils.

Following rules, regulations, procedures and acting in accordance with the law is insufficient. This case has only served to illustrate that point.

Timon, it is the school’s responsibility to stop unusual friendships between a teacher and under aged student because this basic requisite is a must for a child’s safety and the educational formation of her life.

You or anyone who sends them to St. Michael’s Foundation need not get into who’s fault it is – it is pretty obvious.

This is basically why you send them to be educated – to get the foundation of their education, in order.

Had the school done exactly what it should have – educate them students properly and administer their structure well, it would have reduced the chance of this phoney weirdo to take an under-aged student, up to Dingli Cliffs at 4 am, by 50%.

Had the Facebook pages been filtered properly, the man would have been a) disciplined b) reported to the police c) stripped off his teaching warrant, whether he had one or about to get one and that would have assured he wouldn’t have gone anywhere near that school let alone take one of it’s students to the fate, he intentionally/unintentionally organised.

One really must have had a strong urge for the girl, to take her to a place that I would dread going during daytime let alone night time.

So stop avoiding the school problems, that’s where they live for most of the day.

Really? So it’s the school’s responsibility if one of their students is out at 4 a.m in the company of a teacher with substance in the car?

The school was not aware of this relationship, otherwise they would have taken a stance, remember the school strives to maintain a good reputation.

Parents need to stop blaming the schools for everything wrong their children come across.

Children need to be brought up with a sound character to know what is right and wrong, be polite and above all assertive.

This can never be achieved from any school or university but from the homes.

Observer, I think it’s probably that they couldn’t do otherwise. Most pics available were like that first one or similar up there.

Another point: if this guy felt the need to show it so much, why didn’t he do what Manu Maltes did, a long time ago, overseas?