Assume that Western Carolina University ("WCU) has a policy of allowing student groups to use selected classrooms at the college for group meetings. A small group called Athletes for Christ requests WCU that it be allowed to use the classroom once a week to meet for Bible Study and Prayer by Christian athletes on campus. The athletes also plan to use the time to discuss their religious experiences and support each other in their faith. WCU administration denies the request because a public school that is part of the North Carolina state government cannot allow religious groups to use state facilities. WCU maintains there is a wall of separation between church and state. The group sues WCU in federal court, requesting a court order be issued to WCU requiring it to provide classroom access to Athletes for Christ on the same terms as all other student groups.

1. Identify what Constitutional Provision(s) are relevant to the determination of the Lawsuit. Proceed to state who should win the Lawsuit and provide a detailed explanation supporting your conclusion of whether WCU or Athletes for Christ should win.