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University.The resolution “ urges public institutions of higher education to ensure that their policies , rules and procedures protect students ’ freedom of speech and expression as guaranteed by the U.S. MASSACHUSETTS — A court on March 8 dismissed a lawsuit filed by a student newspaper against Harvard University , rejecting the paper ’ s argument that the private university ’ s police department is subject to state open-records law.The Harvard Crimson filed suit last June to gain access to Harvard University Police Department records . Independent School District yielded a verdict April 1 when a Dallas County jury ruled against an education activist who sought access to the standardized test scores of anonymous , randomly selected students so that he could link them to individual teachers in an effort to rate the quality of district teachers.The jury issued a two-part verdict , saying the school records Russell Fish requested in 1997 did not contain information that directly identified individual students . " Student said Priester claims he affixed a note on the editorial ordering students to omit it , but staffers maintain they saw no note . In 2002 , however , the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled a student could be disciplined for a personal Web site because the student accessed the site at school and disrupted the school community . Sequoia Capital wrote a letter to UC following the ruling , stating the firm does not want to be " badgered , hounded and stalked " for confidential information , the San Francisco Chronicle reported.Sequoia Capital officials did not return phone calls seeking comment.UC investments in partnerships managed by Sequoia Capital have returned over $ 508 million on an original investment of about $ 110 million . " Anderson wrote a letter to Stepenosky asking him to reconsider , but has not heard back from him . He said the newspaper wrote a news brief “ stating [ newspaper theft ] was a crime and we would prosecute if we found someone stealing them . Julin cited the court 's landmark 1999 decision , Los Angeles Police Department v. United Reporting Publishing Corp ., in which the court ruled a publishing company could use police records for commercial use because a government agency could not deny access to public records based on the requester 's intentions . " I have questions about how the arrest was handled , " Walker said.In response to the Sun Star 's request , James A. Parrish , the university 's general counsel , wrote a letter to the newspaper stating the university 's reasons for declining the request . Had Talhadas had more time to change the column before the deadline , " the story would have come out the correct way , " Primus said.The column 's absence from the paper prompted parents to contact Naples Daily News editor Phil Lewis , who wrote a column about it March 7 .