Hazelwood+v.+Kuhlmeier+(1983)

//An administrator thought some of the content of his school's newspaper was inappropriate so he edited two of the articles. The student authors of The Spectrum deemed it against their rights in the first Amendment and considered it a right to freedom of speech. The Supreme Court supported the principal of Hazelwood East High sayig that he could edit it to reflect school values.// //The significance of this is similar to the student making the obscene remarks in an assembly. Free speech does have its limits in that the wording still needs to reflect the values of the institution where it is said or who sponsors the publication. I remember a similar suit brought against BYU years ago in the Cougar newspaper. I think BYU won.//
 * Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier (1983)**