Journalism Crossword

4. Provides free legal help and information on media law issues to student journalists and their advisors (acronym).
8. The First Amendment does not regulate the behavior of these schools.
12. Schools that are limited by the First Amendment in their ability to censor.
14. This case reduced the level of First Amendment protection provided to most school-sponsored student media at public high schools.
16. Type of censorship that stemming from suspending student journalists for covering a story, cutting a journalism class, or firing or reassigning an advisor.
18. Hazelwood does not create an unlimited license to do this.
21. The activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.
22. One of eight unprotected speech areas (spoken).
23. Journalism involves a reporter's: One out of Eight.
24. One of eight unprotected speech areas (written).

1. The post-Hazelwood case public high school student media have been awaiting.
2. A promise by the government to respect the individual rights as it pertains to this class. Freedom of this.
3. Type of censorship when school officials cut a story, photo, broadcast, etc.
5. A reporter must censor their stories based on this.
6. Student speech is protected from censorship except for this type of speech (1 of 2).
7. Student speech is protected from censorship except for this type of speech that creates this type of disruption (2 of 2).
9. Journalism is as easy as this.
10. The Utica High Arrow is considered a limited version of this.
11. Practice this kind of journalism.
13. Role of Free Press. Protector of the truth, ideas and opinions are debated and tested. Creating an informed...
15. Role of Free Press. Prevent abuses of power.
17. The U.S. Supreme Court recognizes that the First Amendment protects on-campus student speech because of this case.
19. Role of Free Press. Bring about social change.
20. Public school officials do not have this amount of authority to censor student media.