Though some felt that the principle in the case of Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier went against the first amendment, I agree with the majority. I agree that the principle did the right thing by censoring the newspaper. The newspaper was runned by the school so they had the right to take it away. If the newspaper would have continued to be published then it would be a huge distraction for the students. For this case, I would follow a loose interpretation of the laws and rights. Though the students had their right to express their own ideas and opinions, the newspapers would have caused chios. The writers went in to the privacy of each of the other students and their families. I was mostly influenced because even though the students and their parents