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Rather than take such a risk he determined to act immediately to see that he never again had to face such a prospect . Advertisers who violate the statute could face fines from $ 100 to $ 500 or jail terms of up to three months , but the newspaper that published the ad would not be punished.Previous editors of The Pitt News have said the paper lost as much as $ 20,000 in yearly ad revenue because of the law . Yet the infant must have been a lusty one for shortly after he did in fact attain his first birthday the king had decided to take the first step toward proclaiming young Sancho as his heir . Harvard University spokesman Joe Wrinn declined to comment on the details of the case.The Harvard Crimson expects Middlesex Superior Court Judge Nancy Staffier to rule in the next two weeks . The fall of the great and meteoric ascent of the modest became ever more possible as the relatively fluid rules of marriage and wardship , regency and minority promised to rule the game . If found , the perpetrator could face a fine and up to one year in county jail . The issue of the missing documentation was raised at trial , but the judge did not rule on that issue , Alderson said . She hopes a judge will rule that UTEP is a public forum , setting a precedent for other schools that restricting student speech is unconstitutional.Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield has also changed its policies on campus speech.Earle Doman , SMSU ’ s dean of students , said the process of reviewing and changing speech policies began last spring . VIRGINIA – – Three weeks after seizing the entire press run of the student newspaper , Hampton University officials learned Tuesday that they have lost a $ 55,000 grant from the American Society of Newspaper Editors.The grant , which funded a program to train high school journalism teachers over the summer at Hampton , will instead fund other high school journalism grants , said Peter Bhatia , president of the ASNE.The decision to defund the grant stems from an incident last month when Acting President JoAnn Haysbert halted distribution of The Script because student editors refused to run her letter to the editor on the front page . “ No matter the program , the school can ’ t say , ‘ We ’ re going to single out your flier , ’ ” Weber said.The district barred all individuals from distributing fliers while the case was pending in court .