If school administrators start censoring the school newspaper, they will eventually impose restrictions to all forms of free speech on campus.
False
Censoring school newspaper means not allowing to print those materials or content that can tarnish the image of the school or create controversy. But, it does not stop the students from voicing their views, sharing concerns on social media and or talking outside the campus. So, the school administration is not putting restrictions to all forms of the free speech.
School administration only wants
that school newspaper as a representative of school voice, should
not be misused as a tool to damage the school
reputation.
If school administrators start censoring the school newspaper, they will eventually impose restrictions to all forms of free speech on campus.
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