The landmark u. s Supreme Court case hazelwood v. Kulhmeir (1988) began when stories in a school newspaper designed as part of a class project were removed by the schools principal. Tye student editor Cathy kulhmeir sued the school district for violating her first amendment rights. The district court held that the stories should not have been removed .The u. s Supreme Court overruled that decisions. which statement best decribes the impact of the u. s supreme courts ruling in hazelwood v. Kulhmeir 1)the right of student to sue their principals was upheld. 2)school newspaper could be censored by school officials. 3)schools newspapers could be banned by school authorities 4)the right of students to print any story they chose was upheld