7/14/2005: At Antioch's Deer Valley High School, Students for Peace and Justice has won a victory against the administration and will be able to hold an anti-war rally on campus. The school's administration had denied the students their free speech rights, while the military was permitted to have a rock band play on campus. The ACLU was contacted after the students were suspended on charges of allegedly harrassing military recruiters. The students' two days of on-campus suspension coincidentally included the very day their anti-war rally was supposed to be held. After negotiations with the ACLU, students won the right to hold a rally, and the suspensions were removed from their files. An open forum has been created on campus during lunch periods, and starting this fall, all student clubs now have the right to free speech. Full story