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— A Stockton high school newspaper is publishing an article Friday profiling an year-old student who works in the porn industry, and many are. Kathi Duffel, a journalism teacher and faculty adviser of the student newspaper at Bear Creek High School in Stockton, Calif., is refusing. and her journalism students are usually the ones digging up leads and reporting on what really matters around Bear Creek High School.

Bailey Kirkeby, second from right, is pursuing a profile for her high school newspaper of a classmate who works in the porn industry. She and her classmates are fighting to Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins. A Central California school district has decided to allow a high school newspaper to publish a profile of an year-old student who works in the porn industry. Like most of the students in her school, Bailey Kirkeby, 17, knew one of her classmates worked in the porn industry — it was a pretty common rumor at Bear Creek High School in Stockton, www.adultted Reading Time: 6 mins.

A California high school student newspaper has published a feature story about a local year-old’s fledgling career in the porn industry after winning a free speech battle against a group of. A high school newspaper in California published a profile of an year-old student who works in the porn industry Friday, following a battle with the district involving censorship. A Central California school district has decided to allow a high school newspaper to publish a profile of an year-old student who works in the porn industry.

A Central California school district has decided to allow a high school newspaper to publish a profile of an year-old student who works in the porn industry. In an April 11 letter, district Supt. Duffel refused, on free-speech grounds, and officials in the San Joaquin Valley district, which has about 31, students, agreed to let an attorney review the story. The article profiles a student who sells nude videos, models for a porn agency and aspires to be a stripper, the Chronicle reported. The student who was interviewed said she wanted to dispel rumors.