Where else but California?
The adviser calls it sabotage, the principal finds it embarrassing and the superintendent is offended.
The students see it all as a matter of freedom of speech.
Shasta High published its last issue of the Volcano, the student newspaper, before the end of classes last week with an image on the front page of a student burning the American flag and an editorial inside defending the practice.
"The paper's done," said Milan Woollard, Shasta High principal. "There is not going to be a school newspaper next year."
Shasta had been looking at cutting the paper already -- funds are tight as the school anticipates receiving fewer state dollars from Sacramento this fall, Woollard said.
"This cements that decision," he said.
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