> They're not exactly the same as other public institutions, as SCOTUS has ruled numerous times. I didn't say that they were exactly the same. Instead I am s

> They're not exactly the same as other public institutions, as SCOTUS has ruled numerous times. I didn't say that they were exactly the same. Instead I am saying that there is not some "huge can of worms" that is opened on up this topic, if the supreme court rules in favor of the student in this case. It is instead something that predictably might happen, and which will have predicable results that are in line with how things work in other examples. So, in other words, the sky will not fall, and schools will not collapse under the weight of not being allowed to punish students for purely off campus speech.