In Korean schools, there are more bullies than victims. A 2008 nationwide study found 10.2 percent of students reported being bullies, but only 5.8 percent reported being victims. In England and Norway, those numbers run the other direction. Victims outnumber perpetrators by three or four to one. Korea and Japan are the only places where the bully number comes out higher. The reason is structural. Wang-ta, Korean group ostracism, is carried out by three to ten classmates at a time. Sometimes the