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Ducey explains student journalist veto

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//May 24, 2017//

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Ducey explains student journalist veto

Ducey explains student journalist veto

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//May 24, 2017//

Gov. Doug Ducey said May 23 he believes in First Amendment rights for high school journalists, but only if they are supervised and can be overridden by school principals and administrators....

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