12. To Censor or Not to Censor. Your school has hooked up to the Internet and is eagerly exploring the many uses found there. One popular innovation has been the setting up of a schoolwide public bulletin board on which anyone in the school can post messages. You have been chosen administrator of this bulletin board. It is your responsibility to review all the messages and alert school administrators of any potential problems. Early this morning when you looked at the new messages, you saw one that was clearly racist in content and language. As administrator, you have the authority to delete this message, but if you do, will you be breaking a First Amendment right? Or will you be protecting the school from scandal? Should the sender of the message be identified and/or punished in*some way? Discuss the issues in this situation and how you would handle the problem.