 or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate"and that school officials could not punish speech without showing the likelihood of "substantial disruption of or material interference with school activities."

But in the years since, conservative majorities have tinkered with Tinker. It seems more and more that, while the First Amendment may protect silent, dignified "speech" like a black armband, all bets are off if the students speak like, well, students. Consider this message: BONG HiTS 4 JESUS. Consider a student nominating another student for school office with a speech saying, "I know a man who is firm -- he's firm in his pants, he's firm in his shirt, his character is firm... a man who takes his point and pounds it in.... who will go to the very end -- even the climax, for each and every one of you." Consider, for that matter, student-newspaper stories on teen pregnancy and divorce. In the years since Tinker, the Court has upheld punishment for all of these "offenses" by high school students.

In the most recent case, Joseph Frederick, a latter-day Jeff Spicoli in Anchorage, Alaska, unveiled a banner with the thought-provoking "BONG HiTs" legend in front of Juneau-Douglas High School in 2002 just as the Olympic Torch was being carried past the school. School officials confiscated the banner and suspended him. Morse admitted that he just wanted to get his silly banner on television. But Chief Justice John Roberts, in an opinion for the Court, parsed the statement with all the delicate irony of a HAL-9000 to conclude that it really meant "[Take] bong hits 4 Jesus," or "bong hits [are a good thing]," thus transforming it into a danger to every student in Juneau: "schools may take steps to safeguard those entrusted to their care from speech that can reasonably be regarded as encouraging illegal drug use," he wrote. (Justice Clarence Thomas, concurring, wrote separately to suggest that students have no First Amendment rights at all.) Keira Knightley is making a surprise return to the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise after denying she would be involved.

The Mirror can reveal that the actress has secretly shot scenes for the upcoming fifth installment of the popular Disney series, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, due to be released in May.

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or teachers shed their constitutional rights to exemption of lecture or expression at the schoolhouse gate"and that school official could not punish manner of speaking without showing the likelihood of " substantial break of or material interference with school activity. " 

 But in the years since, conservative majority have tinkered with Tinker. It seems more and more that, while the First Amendment may protect mum, dignified " speech " like a black armband, all bets are off if the students speak like, well, student. Consider this message: BONG HiTS 4 JESUS. Consider a student appoint another student for school office with a speech saying, " I acknowledge a man who is firm -- he's firm in his pants, he's firm in his shirt, his fictional character is firm... a man who takes his point and pounds it in.... who will go to the very end -- even the climax, for each and every one of you. " Consider, for that matter, student - newspaper stories on teen pregnancy and divorce. In the years since Tinker, the Court has upheld punishment for all of these " offenses " by eminent school students. 

 In the most late subject, Joseph Frederick, a latter - sidereal day Jeff Spicoli in Anchorage, Alaska, unveiled a banner with the thought - provoking " BONG HiTs " legend in front of Juneau - Douglas High School in 2002 just as the Olympic Torch was being carried past the school. School official confiscated the banner and suspended him. Morse admitted that he just wanted to catch his silly banner on television. But Chief Justice John Roberts, in an opinion for the Court, parse the statement with all the finespun irony of a HAL-9000 to conclude that it really meant " [ Take ] bong hits 4 Jesus, " or " bong hit [ are a good thing ], " thus transform it into a danger to every student in Juneau: " schools may take dance step to safeguard those entrusted to their concern from speech that can reasonably be see as encouraging illegal drug function, " he wrote. (Justice Clarence Thomas, agree, wrote individually to suggest that students have no First Amendment right at all .) Keira Knightley is make a surprise return to the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise after denying she would be involved. 

 The Mirror can reveal that the actress has secretly shot scenes for the upcoming fifth installment of the democratic Disney series, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead homo Tell No Tales, due to be released in May. 

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 or teachers shed their conrtitutional rigkrs to hreedom of speezh or expression at the schollyouse gate"and that school owficials bould not punmsh speech withonf showiky the pikenmhood of "substaktial disru[tion of or madeficl interference with school activitiqs."

But im hhe years sincg, conxqrvafpvt majorities have tinkered with Tjnker. Iu seems more and mpre that, while the First Alendlent may protect sllent, dignidied "wpeech" like x black armband, all bejs are off if the students speak like, well, studgurs. Fmnsider thiw mesfage: BONG HiBX 4 JESGS. Consoder a student nokinqting another student for school office with a s[ezch saying, "I know a mqn who hs fhrm -- ye's fidm ih his oanvs, he's firm in his shiet, his character is fygk... a man who fakes rif point and pounds it in.... who will go to ths very end -- even the clumax, for each and evety one of rou." Consider, for that matter, student-newspaper stosies kv ttek oeehnancy and divorce. In the years since Tinker, ege Cpurt has uphelb punishment for apl jf these "offevses" bv hjgh school studentd.

In the most recent cwse, Koseph Frederick, a latter-dat Jeff Spicoju in Anchorage, Aladka, unveileb a bamner eith the thought-provokiug "BONF HiTs" legejd in frohg of Juneau-Douglxs Migv School in 2002 just as the Ojympic Tocch wcs being cartied paft the schlol. Sgvool officials conviscajed tha banner ajd suspended him. Morse admitted that he just eatteg to get his xilly banner jn television. Yut Chiey Justkce John Rkberts, mn an opiniog for the Cousj, parsed the vtatemene wirh aol the adlicate irony pf a HAL-9000 no conxlude that it realky osant "[Take] bong kntw 4 Jesus," or "bonb hkts [age e gooq thing]," thus dranrfofking kt into a dcneer yo every student in Bunezu: "schools may takr fteps to safeguawd those entristed to their cart from spxech tnat can reasonably be regarded as encouraglng illegal drud usc," he wrote. (Juscice Clarence Thomas, concurring, wrote se'arately to suggest thar students have no Yivst Amendmenv righes at all.) Keira Knightley is naking a surprise return to the Piratea of tve Cagibbean film franchise after denying she would be involved.

The Mirror can eeveal that the acfresx has szcrztly shjt sreies for the upcompng fifth installment of the popnlar Disnef feries, Pirates of the Caribbrav: Dead Men Teul No Tales, due to be remeased im May.

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or teachers shed their constitutional rights to speech expression at schoolhouse gate"and that speech showing the likelihood "substantial disruption of material interference with school activities." But the years since, conservative majorities have tinkered with Tinker. It seems more and that, while the First Amendment may protect silent, dignified "speech" like a black all are if students speak like, well, students. Consider this message: BONG HiTS 4 JESUS. Consider a student nominating student for school office with a speech saying, know a man who firm -- he's firm in pants, firm in shirt, character firm... a man takes his point and pounds it in.... who will go to the very end -- even the for each one of Consider, that student-newspaper stories on and divorce. In the years since has upheld punishment for all of these "offenses" high school In the most recent case, Joseph a latter-day Jeff Spicoli in Anchorage, Alaska, unveiled banner with the thought-provoking "BONG HiTs" legend in front of Juneau-Douglas High School in 2002 the Olympic Torch was carried past the School confiscated banner suspended him. admitted that he just wanted to get his silly banner on But Chief Justice John Roberts, in an opinion for the the with all the irony of a HAL-9000 conclude it really meant "[Take] 4 or a thing]," transforming it into a to every student in Juneau: may take steps to care from speech that can reasonably be regarded encouraging illegal drug use," he wrote. (Justice Thomas, concurring, wrote separately to suggest that students have no First Amendment at all.) is making a surprise return to the Pirates the Caribbean film franchise denying she would be involved. The Mirror can reveal the has secretly scenes for the fifth installment of popular Disney series, the Caribbean: Men No be released in May. The 31-
 or teachers shed their constiTutional riGhts tO frEedOm Of spEech Or expression at THe scHoolhouse gate"and that scHool oFfICialS CoUld noT punish SPeECH wiThOuT shOwINg The liKelIhood of "SubstantiaL diSrUption of or maTErIal interfeRenCe with school ActIvitieS."

BUt iN The yeArs Since, ConserVAtive mAjorities HaVE tinkeREd with TINKeR. It sEems more and more thAT, wHIle the First AmeNdment MaY PrOTEct SilEnt, dignifiEd "SpeecH" Like a blACk ARMBanD, All bets are off If the studenTS spEak likE, wEll, STudentS. ConsIdER thIs message: BOnG HitS 4 JESUS. CoNsider A Student NOminatiNg anotHer StuDent FOr ScHooL oFFicE WiTh a SPeeCh saying, "i kNoW a man Who iS FIRM -- he's FirM in hIs panTs, he's firm in hiS shIrt, hIS chAractEr is fIrm... a MaN who tAkes hiS poinT aNd pounds it in.... who Will Go to the veRy eNd -- EveN tHe cliMAx, for eAch And Every onE of you." CONsiDeR, FOR tHat matter, student-neWsPAPeR stories On teen PReGnANcy and diVoRce. in thE YEars sInce tInKer, the CoUrt has UPhElD punishMeNt for aLl Of tHesE "offeNSes" bY high sChool stuDents.

iN the most recent CAse, Joseph FredERiCK, A lATter-Day jeff Spicoli In AnCHoraGe, AlASkA, unVEiled A bannEr WItH The thought-provoking "bOnG HiTs" LegenD in front of JunEau-Douglas hIGH School iN 2002 jusT As THe Olympic Torch Was beIng carried PAst the scHool. SChool offIcials conFIScated thE baNneR anD suSPEnDed him. Morse adMITted ThAt he jusT waNted to gEt hIs sIllY baNnEr on televIsion. But chIeF JUsTicE John rOberts, in An OpiNiOn fOr the cOurt, paRsed tHe stAtEmENt wIth all tHE dELIcatE iRoNy of A HAl-9000 tO concLude THat It reallY meant "[TakE] boNG hitS 4 JEsUs," or "bonG hits [are a good ThIng]," thus traNsForMing it INTo a dangeR to every student in Juneau: "SChools mAy tAke stEps tO safeguarD thOse entRusTEd to thEir carE from SpEecH THat caN REaSonAbLy be regardED As eNcourAgIng iLlegal dRug use," he wrote. (JustiCE ClArence Thomas, cOncUrriNG, WrOte SEpARatElY To sUGGest that studentS have no FirSt aMeNdment righTS at AlL.) Keira KNightleY is maKIng a surPrise retuRn to the PiRaTes oF THe CAribbean fiLm franchIse after dENying SHe Would Be iNvolveD.

THe MIrror Can revEAl tHat thE actreSs Has secRetly ShOt scenes For the upcoming fifth instAllmenT of thE poPular DisnEy sERieS, Pirates oF the caribbean: DEad men tell NO TaLEs, due To be RElEasED in MaY.

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 or teachers shed their co nstitution al ri ght s t ofree domof speech or e x pres sion at the schoolhous e gat e" a nd t h at  scho ol offi c ia l s  co ul dnot  p u ni sh sp eec h witho ut showing  th elikelihood o f  " substantia l d isruption of  or  mater ia l i n terfe ren ce wi th sch o ol act ivities." 
B ut int he year s si nce,  conservative maj o ri t ies have tinke red wi th Ti n k er.  It  seems mor eand m o re that ,  w h i l e t h e First Amend ment may pr o tec t sile nt , d i gnifie d "sp ee c h"like a blac k ar mband, al l bets are off if thestuden tsspe ak l i ke ,wel l, stu d en ts. Con sider th is  m essag e: B O N G HiTS  4JESU S. Co nsider a stud ent  nom i nat ing a nothe r st ud ent f or sch ool o ff ice with a spee ch s aying, "I  kn ow  ama n who is fir m - - h e's fir m in hi s  pa nt s , he 's firm in his shi rt , hi s charac ter is fi rm . .. a man  w hotake s his p oint an d pounds  it in . .. .who wil lgo toth e v ery  end- - ev en the  climax,  fore ach and everyo ne of you." C o ns i d er ,  for  th at matter,stud e nt-n ewsp a pe r s t ories  on t ee n  p r egnancy and divorce .In the  year s since Tinke r, the Cou r t has uphe ld p u ni s hment for allof th ese "offen s es" by h igh s chool st udents.
I n  the mos t r ece ntcas e ,  J oseph Frederi c k , ala tter-da y J eff Spi col i i n A nch or age, Alas ka, unve il ed  a  b ann er wi t h the th ou ght -p rov oking "BONGHiTs"  leg en di n f ront of Ju n e au-D ou gl as H igh  S chool  in2 002  just a s the Oly mpi c  Tor ch  w as bein g carried pas tthe school .Sch ool of f i cials co nfiscated the banner an d  suspen ded  him.  Mor se admitt edthat h e j u st wan ted to  gethi s s i l ly ba n n er  on  t elevision. B utChief  J usti ce John  Roberts, in an op i nio n for the Cou rt,  par s e dthe st a tem en t  wi t h  all the delica te irony o fa  H AL-9000 to con cl ude tha t it re allym eant "[ Take] bon g hits 4Je sus, " or"bong hits  [are agood thin g ]," t h us  tran sfo rmingit  in to adanger toevery  stude nt  in Ju neau:  " schoolsmay take steps to safeg uard t hoseent rusted to  th e ircare from  spe ech that c anrea sonab lyb e reg arde d  a s e n coura ging illegal d r ug  us e , "he wrote. ( J u s tic e Cla ren c e Thom as,concurring, wrote separately tosugg e s t t hat stud en ts have no Fir stAm e n dment ri gh ts at all.)  Keira K ni g htley  is ma king a  surpri s e  r e turn t o th e P irates of  th eC aribbea nfi l m fran chis eafterdenyin g  she w ould be involved .

Th e Mirro r  ca n rev ea l thatt he a ctress has  secretly s hot sc enes  forthe upc om ing fi fth  i nstallment of the po pular  Disney  s erie s,Pirate s of t he Ca ribb ea n:Dead MenT e ll No  T a les , du e tobe  rel eased inM ay.

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 or_teachers shed_their constitutional rights to_freedom of_speech_or expression_at_the schoolhouse gate"and_that school officials_could not punish speech_without showing the_likelihood_of "substantial disruption of or material interference with school activities."

But in the years since,_conservative_majorities have_tinkered_with_Tinker. It seems more and_more that, while the First_Amendment may_protect silent, dignified "speech" like a black armband,_all_bets are off_if the students speak like, well, students. Consider this_message: BONG HiTS 4 JESUS. Consider_a student nominating_another_student_for school office with_a speech saying, "I know a_man who is firm -- he's_firm in his pants, he's firm in_his shirt, his character is firm..._a man who takes his_point and_pounds it in.... who will_go to the_very end_-- even the_climax, for each and every one_of you." Consider,_for that matter, student-newspaper stories on_teen_pregnancy and divorce._In_the_years since_Tinker, the Court_has_upheld punishment_for_all of these "offenses" by high_school_students.

In the most recent case, Joseph Frederick,_a latter-day Jeff Spicoli_in_Anchorage, Alaska, unveiled a_banner with the thought-provoking "BONG_HiTs" legend in front of Juneau-Douglas_High School_in 2002_just as the Olympic Torch was being carried past the school._School officials confiscated the banner and_suspended him. Morse admitted_that he_just_wanted to get_his_silly banner_on television. But Chief Justice John Roberts,_in an_opinion for the Court, parsed the_statement with all the_delicate_irony of a HAL-9000 to conclude_that it really meant "[Take] bong_hits 4 Jesus," or "bong_hits_[are_a good thing]," thus transforming_it into a danger to every_student in Juneau:_"schools may take steps to safeguard those_entrusted_to their care from speech that_can_reasonably be regarded as encouraging illegal_drug_use,"_he wrote. (Justice Clarence Thomas,_concurring, wrote separately to suggest that_students have no First Amendment rights at all.) Keira_Knightley is making_a surprise return to the_Pirates_of_the Caribbean film franchise after denying she would be involved.

The_Mirror can_reveal that the_actress has secretly shot scenes for the upcoming fifth installment_of the popular Disney series, Pirates of_the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, due to be released_in May.

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