under the first amendment, school officials can censor curricular, non-forum student newspapers when they can justify their decision with a legitimate pedagogical (i.e., educational) justification. subsequent decisions, such as the decision in "dean v. utica community schools", 345 f.supp.2d 799 (e.d. mich. 2004), have made clear that this is not carte blanche for school officials to censor articles wantonly or based on personal opinion.