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Quiz: The Role of Student Publications on Campus

Lessons for First-Year Experience Programming The Role of Student Publications on Campus Quiz: The Role of Student Publications on Campus

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Explain the differences in First Amendment protections between independent school publications and those, for example, that are produced in a classroom.
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What are some of the tactics student governments, elected officials, and school administrators have used to silence student journalists?
- Withdrawn the publication's funding.
- Threatened to shut down the publication.
- Asked that all articles be sent to them for prior review before publishing.
- Barred journalists from interviewing university staff members.
- All of the above.
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What are the options student journalists may pursue if officials try to silence you and your publication?
- Alert your advisor.
- Ensure your coverage is journalistically and legally sound.
- Keep detailed notes of official communications, either in written form or recording, as long as recorded conversations follow state regulations.
- Know your rights and reach out to the newsroom's legal counsel or a relevant student press association.
- All of the above.
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