Jill, the editor of the school's newspaper, is running for class president. Her opponent is Jack, the captain of the school's ski club. Jill decides to make up a story to embarrass Jack and hurt his chances of winning the election. Would Jill's story be a protected form of free speech? Why or why not? Yes, because Brown v. The Board of Education extends students' right to free speech to schools. No, because a school newspaper is not protected free speech. Yes, because Tinker v. Des Moines extends students' right to free speech to schools. No, because libel is not protected free speech.