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On the evening of July 24 , 1120 the queen entered Compostela and the following day informed the canons of the church that she had terminated the " honor " of Santiago , had reclaimed its castles , and intended to make an inquiry into the use the archbishop had made of his authority . Something like thirty days to cover the 350 kilometers from Compostela would not have been unreasonable and would also have brought the court into Oviedo by March 18 . " Under the Third Circuit 's ruling , Whitehead said schools might prohibit students from wearing armbands to protest the war in Iraq , referencing the black armbands that Des Moines , Iowa , junior high and high school students wore to protest the Vietnam War . He did so even more dramatically when he also consecrated the very cathedral of Braga itself on August 28 , 1092 , while its bishop languished in a monastery . The students ' protest resulted in the Supreme Court 's 1969 ruling in Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District that students " do not shed their constitutional rights to freedom of expression at the schoolhouse gate " and that students can express themselves freely unless their actions caused a substantial disruption of the educational environment . He also found that the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana , a nonprofit , nonpartisan research group , recommended in 2003 that the Louisiana Public Records Act be amended to grant minors access . COLORADO — The student newspaper at Mesa State College in Grand Junction is considering suing the school ’ s Board of Trustees for violations of the Colorado Open Meetings Law that allegedly occurred during the board ’ s search for a new college president.The Criterion , Mesa State ’ s student newspaper , believes that the board illegally entered into executive session and may have discussed aspects of the search in private which are prohibited by Colorado law . From there the royal army moved north again toward Compostela , taking up a position on Picosacro barely ten kilometers from the city . The " Historia Compostelana " says that Alfonso , his son-in-law Raymond , and his daughter Urraca , with the counsel of the clergy and people of Compostela , chose a Cluniac monk to be the new bishop . Quite possibly the new prominence of Toledo and Bernard had a part in provoking the revolt in Galicia in which the bishop of Santiago de Compostela had had such a prominent role in 1088 .