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There is reason to believe that the author of the " Historia Compostelana " both compressed them for dramatic effect and exaggerated the role of the Galician contingent . Coming then to the matter of the deposition of the bishop of Santiago de Compostela , Urban rejects both the process and its results . Alfonso 's selection as bishop , but in all likelihood he was probably acceptable to both the king and Count Raymond , and perhaps to Count Henry of Portugal as well . “ [ Nexus staff members ] are concerned over what happened and are taking it personally . ” Goehler said that while Axson-Flynn v. Johnson should not be considered when deciding Hosty v. Colgan estimates the newspaper lost about $ 1,083 in advertising revenue and the cost of labor and printing.Colgan said the newspaper staff has a couple of suspects , but no concrete evidence to prove that they were responsible.Colgan said she believes the theft stemmed from an editorial she wrote about the student government ’ s attempt to bring tobacco sales to campus . “ [ The Criterion staff members ] are hoping to open up the process here We basically feel like our job is to make sure everything was done to the letter of the law , ” Fromm said.The board claims that it was “ not meeting as a search committee , ” during the sessions and that “ the presidential search was discussed , including job descriptions , deadlines , and selection procedures , but nothing was established or otherwise voted upon by the Board during these executive sessions , ” Nesland ’ s letter said.The Mesa State community has been upset by the board ’ s actions during the college ’ s presidential search . " This is the formula of an episcopal subscription , and the copyist has omitted either the word " episcopus " or " electus . The position of the Frenchman both at court and in the church was galling to the bishops of the meseta in particular , all of whom , with the probable exception of Astorga , cherished some such ambitions for themselves and for their sees . 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 . The university will drop its proposed stipulations from the lease and the Heights will pay more rent and either hire an ombudsman to handle reader complaints or hold an open meeting to solicit reader feedback once a semester . Allowing time for the preliminary negotiations that attended all royal marriages and for the considerable travel involved both for the king 's representatives and for the new bride and her party , it seems most probable that the marriage actually would have taken place in the week following Easter Sunday , which that year fell on April 5 . Such efforts failed of their purpose and the Sevillan ruler appealed yet again to Yusuf ibn-Tashufin for assistance . rights to free expression.The speech policies at the University of Texas at El Paso and Southwest Missouri State University prohibited students from giving speeches , holding rallies or distributing literature outside of designated areas of campus.The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Feiner v. New York in 1951 and again in Ward v. Rock Against Racism in 1989 that the government cannot place content-based restrictions on speakers , but it is legal to place reasonable time , place and manner restrictions on people wishing to speak on campus . The most likely interpretation of the document is that Urraca had come to Galicia prepared for either war or peace . We hope that people understand the misrepresentation that has occurred and are neither offended nor expecting a porn magazine to come out in May . The two couples must have increasingly dominated the king 's presence and the king 's counsels even though , so far as one can detect , neither Raymond nor Henry brought any powerful retainers with them to court . ” Duffy said he was notified of the missing papers around Feb. 23 , when a newspaper staff member said there were no newspapers in Myers Hall and asked if the papers had been distributed.After confirming the papers had been delivered , Duffy said he suspected theft . Parsons said The Heights was denied passes because the student journalists do not meet the department 's requirement of receiving a salary from a media organization.However , the U.S. Court Appeals in Washington , D.C ., ruled in 1977 that government agencies cannot arbitrarily decide who gets a press pass and who does not.In the landmark decision Sherrill v. Knight , the court ruled that media access " cannot be denied arbitrarily or for less than compelling reasons . He appreciated the fundamental strategic importance of Toledo both before and after 1085 . There is no evidence either for or against the possibility for there is a total absence of relevant documents between early September and the following January . ” Finally , Welsh argued that because the Axson-Flynn v. Johnson ruling allowed “ reasonable ” regulation “ in the university context , where students ’ age and sophistication are factors when assessing ‘ reasonableness , ’ ” it also “ permits mere review of The Innovator and that students ’ age and sophistication are factors . “ Our main concern here is either we or our surrounding community have a family situation where , based on the content of the story , there ’ s some obvious neglect and possibly something of a criminal nature going on in a family . Since , on the evidence of the documents , neither had brought to the peninsula with them any extensive group of retainers , only the royal support could sustain their authority among the nobles of those highly particularist districts .