The president of State University can remove bottled fetuses from an anti-abortion display at the university's designated public forum if the fetuses are "highly offensive" to other students.

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The removal of the anti-abortion display would be a violation of the First Amendment's protection of free speech, even if the display is controversial or offensive to some. The Supreme Court has consistently held that government officials cannot censor speech simply because it is disagreeable or offensive.

The President of State University Can Remove Bottled Fetuses from an Anti-Abortion