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For my final paper, I chose a topic that seemed to frequently come up during my research on the roles of student press in academic institutions: criticism of\u00a0administrative censorship of\u00a0student newspapers. Because the\u00a0majority of my sources at least somewhat mentioned\u00a0or referred to this issue, I figured that it\u00a0was something\u00a0I should look further into.\u00a0As I read more and more into this topic,\u00a0from its origins in the Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier<\/a> ruling, to recent cases of conflict between administrations and student press staff, it became clear to me that this was a very\u00a0relevant and complex issue that had\u00a0many different viewpoints and perspectives involved. Thus, I decided that this was the topic I wanted to pursue for my final paper.<\/p>\n

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As I read\u00a0over the different sources that I found for my textual sources assignment, I found myself developing an argument of my own. Once I found the different\u00a0purposes that student newspapers served on campus, such as being honest news messengers to the student body, it occurred to me that censorship could inhibit\u00a0the abilities of the newspaper to fulfill such roles. Thus, it was then that I decided that I too would be anti-censorship<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

I will admit, however, that there perhaps are certain circumstances under which censorship would be useful. This would be the case if the news department was doing a bad job at filtering\u00a0content that intentionally offended\u00a0particular\u00a0groups of people\u00a0or contained unnecessarily vulgar content. In this case, either the\u00a0an administrative figure may need to be present to monitor such information, or a new journalism teacher should be hired.<\/p>\n

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But in the grand scheme of things, assuming that the content being produced is respectable and inoffensive, but may be controversial in its criticisms of the administration (for example), such content should not be filtered out. It is important to include such content in the newspapers because it\u00a0comes from the most honest and reliable sources, the students themselves, while also being a way to hold schools accountable for their actions.\u00a0I’m hoping I can explore this topic further, as it is extremely applicable to today and has many complexities and perspectives\u00a0to take into account.<\/p>\n

Images Cited<\/p>\n

https:\/\/pbs.twimg.com\/profile_images\/60472727\/censored.jpg<\/p>\n

http:\/\/www.indymedia.ie\/cache\/imagecache\/local\/attachments\/sep2006\/460_0___30_0_0_0_0_0_student_censorship.jpg<\/p>\n

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