In 2005,the Seventh Circuit said the First Amendment does not necessarily bar administrators from censoring a financially subsidized student newspaper at a public university.The case:
A)Papish v.Board of Curators.
B)Rosenberger v.Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.
C)Kincaid v.Gibson.
D)Hosty v.Carter.
E)Board of Regents v.Southworth.

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The case mentioned in the question is Hosty v. Carter, which was decided by the Seventh Circuit in 2005. In this case, the court held that administrators at a public university could censor a financially subsidized student newspaper. This decision limited the protection of the First Amendment for student journalists at public universities.

In 2005,the Seventh Circuit Said the First Amendment Does Not