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The Board of Regents of University of Wisconsin System v. Southworth (2000) was significant because it:
A) exemplified the inherent tension in questions about civil rights, that is, balancing the protection of individual liberties while maintaining an open system of expression.
B) failed to protect University of Wisconsin students' free speech.
C) limited the First Amendment.
D) permitted the University of Wisconsin to impose a mandatory fee to sustain campus dialogue, but also required protection of students' free speech through a policy of viewpoint neutrality in the allocation of that fee.
E) both A and D.

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