Free press, Sylvia Engdahl, book editor
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Free press, Sylvia Engdahl, book editor
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 160-162) and index
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non fiction
Main title
Free press
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bibliography
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Sylvia Engdahl, book editor
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Teen rights and freedoms
Summary
Explores free press issues for teenagers, using material drawn from a diverse selection of primary and secondary sources
Table Of Contents
Supreme Court rulings have shaped freedom of the press for student journalists -- Student newspapers must be allowed to publish controversial paid ads / Charles Metzner -- The school may censor school-sponsored student publications / Byron White -- No distinction should be made between personal and school-sponsored publications / William J. Brennan -- The Hazelwood decision caused in increase in censorship of school newspapers / Mark Goodman -- Student journalists are going online to avoid censorship / Jin Moon -- Many school administrators are ignorant about first amendment issues / Laurie Lattimore -- Giving students freedom to control their newspaper can improve a high school / Harry Proudfoot and Alan Weintraub -- Student journalists face difficulties in doing undercover stories / Don Corrigan -- Schools are turning to indirect methods of discouraging press freedom / Frank D. LoMonte -- Student journalists should be aware of their legal rights and restrictions / Student Press Law Center -- Student journalists must report responsibly to avoid lawsuits / Mike Hiestand -- Views toward press freedom have changed / Dave Munger -- Students want rights professional journalists do not have / Bruce Ramsey -- A principle changes his mind about censorship / Michael Murray -- Press freedom is being lost / Becky Metrick -- Censorship of student journalists is harmful and wrong / Carrie Courogen -- Students who write online favor more freedom of the press than those who do not / Kenneth Dautrick, David A. Yalof, and Mark Jose López -- Former high school students are pursuing a newspaper censorship case in federal court / Ithaca Times -- Preventing students from publishing controversial cartoons violates their first amendment rights / Joseph P. Esposito et al
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