At the end of June 2007, the Morse v. Frederick Supreme Court ruling was a mixed bag for students -- giving high school principals permission to punish students for speech that encourages illegal drug use, while at the same time protecting speech that promotes drug policy reform.

Play the game now by visiting our blog at:
http://daregeneration.blogspot.com/2007/06/bong-hits-4-jesus-game.html

Players take the role of a high school principal, charged with banning or allowing various phrases scrawled on banners.  Will you be a permissive principal, who allows all speech no matter how much it encourages drug use? Or will you seek to restrict all speech that the court has deemed unconstitutional? 

Watch out who you suspend -- you might get sued!

Micah Daigle, Field Director
Students for Sensible Drug Policy
http://www.ssdp.org/