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Although one generally asserts that fact about medieval royal courts , I believe that the full implications of that condition have seldom been developed because the documents do not focus on the condition itself . " The court cited the U.S. Supreme Court 's ruling in Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier , which allows high school administrators to censor some school-sponsored student publications by showing they have a legitimate educational reason for doing so . I believe that he was making the most serious sort of demonstration both to teach his client a lesson and to force the payment of the parias which were so crucial to the support of his widespread operations . " Other kids want to have this opportunity , so I 'm fighting for them and for everybody 's hard work . Although the " Historia Compostelana " says nothing about the business of the council except that the diocesan boundaries of Oporto were discussed , I believe that its most important agenda was the negotiation of a peace between Urraca and her sister . But such an analysis , in itself , is necessarily partial and , I believe , does less to illumine the grounds for the king 's ultimate decision than we might reasonably expect . That body , however , was so loosely formed and consequently so imperfectly recorded that abstract description of it yields only the most nugatory understanding . ” Fullerton , one of the members who filed the complaint , said the use of American Indian spiritual items , such as corn and eagle feathers , is cultural discrimination.The newspaper “ owes the American Indian population , as well as the larger student body , an apology for the inaccurate and untimely reporting of Native American Heritage and for this stunningly poor taste cartoon , ” Fullerton wrote in a column for The Standard.Phillips said no apology would run in the newspaper . “ They changed the law so we don ’ t have access to that [ information ] anymore — or I guess we never really did , ” said Wes Ferguson , The Daily Texan ’ s managing editor , who said he is frustrated by the apparent amount of influence the university has over the Legislature . As Bishop of Osma , Raymond had not been a regular part of her court but he had confirmed eight of her charters , the most recent in 1124 . ” “ When I first ran it , I wondered about it , ” Phillips said . " The Feb. 23 settlement comes six months after a U.S. district court issued a preliminary injunction saying the school ’ s policy was probably unconstitutional.The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education , a nonprofit organization that advocates for students ’ First Amendment rights on college campuses , filed the suit last September on behalf of two students who were forced to remove posters the school deemed potentially offensive to other students . Such a royal initiative would have been most distressing to both Count Raymond and Count Henry , but direct opposition to the royal will would have been the most dangerous course . It is not farfetched , I think , to take the case of the royal relationship with the great European power which was Cluny as paradigmatic . Unfortunately the list of those who confirmed is lost so that no indication of the place of issuance remains , and such charters were as often issued at court as in the church to which they were granted . Also , the school principal denied a student 's request to distribute his underground newspaper on campus , its publisher said .