This report focuses on controversial articles written by the high school press, decisions made by the courts regarding students' press freedoms, and reactions to the articles and rulings. Particular attention is given to two rulings concerning censorship of articles about students' sexual atttiudes and activities, the issue of prior restraint of publications, the problem of determining who is the publisher of the high school newspaper, and the role of the adviser in insuring students' constitutional rights. (GW)