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Question | Copyright & Fair Use
In general, a creative work like a photograph is owned by the creator of the work, even if they are a student journalist. However, the school might have some rights to use a student journalist's photos, especially if they signed an agreement. 
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Question | Copyright & Fair Use

Because yearbooks aren't created to make profits, using song lyrics or a book quote in a yearbook ad would probably count as educational fair use, so it wouldn't violate copyright. 

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Quiz | Student Expression

Think you know the First Amendment? Test your skills with this quiz!

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Quiz | Offensive Speech

What exactly is offensive speech? Take this quiz to find out!

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