Ai WeiWei has produced work which focuses on China's cultural history, centralized political system, and the contradictions of modernity.

Malmberget Gellivare

Special issue

A federal appeals court ruled on Monday that two Pennsylvania school districts violated the First Amendment by punishing students who created offensive "parody" profiles on MySpace.<br />
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The ruling did not address the question of when districts can punish students for off-campus speech.<br />
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"It would be an unseemly and dangerous precedent to allow the state, in the guise of school authorities, to reach into a child's home and control his/her actions there to the same extent that it can control that child when he/she participates in school-sponsored activities," the 14 judges of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in a unanimous decision upholding a lower court ruling in the lawsuit brought by a Mercer County student against Hermitage School District.