missoula public school administrators yanked willard high school's student january edition pictures of topless people on the cover and inside. published an article called "free primarily about breastfeeding. officials would not go on camera thursday, but a they are recalling the copies of the newspapers and investigating how there. the two adults who supervise the paper principal and an journalism the image above is a censored version newspaper. it shows topless hands, their nipples covered by stickers. inside the uncensored -- topless photo. "we don't believe in censorship, because journalism shouldn't be censored. that's not journalism," said the writer of the article, chase boehmler. a student photographer said the models she used were 18- years-old or older the students told us the models volunteered for the photo shoot. "they filled out, kind of, a confidentiality form with them granting and giving consent," said willard student sarah donald. donald's mother is proud that her daughter is taking a stand for something she believes in. "they are writing about things that matter to th

congressman, republican congressman, ryan zinke, a republican, i repeat, published an editorial in missoulaone of the largest newspapers in the state urging the republican leader to give the president's nominee all due consideration. i quote what he said, republican senator from montana, it's unfortunate that partisanship took over their conversation before the justice was laid to rest. partisan bickering and demands to ignore the constitution that unfolded after scalia's death is an affront to his legacy. scalia dedicated his life to be serving the constitution. it is time for the senate to honor that service and carry out their constitutionality, mandated duty to advice and consent. the constitution reigns supreme. my colleagues in the senate have an obligation to advice the president on nominees." close quote. so i urge others to look at what the congressman from montana said, what the senior senator from maine said, what governor christie said. i agree with them. the constitution reigns supreme, simply in saying do your job among other things. there is no question what the constitution