guidance offices ...;  set up tables promoting a career as a peacemaker at Career Days and at informal times;  speak at forums where pro-military speakers are present;  and place paid advertisements in your school's newspaper.
The APA received permission to place paid advertisements in school yearbooks and met with Crim and the Board concerning the other requests.  On June 6, 1983, appellant Crim allegedly agreed to allow the APA to place counseling materials in school guidance offices, to set up "Careers in Peacemaking" tables at high school career days, and to provide speakers for the school system.  Allegedly in response to an editorial in the Atlanta Journal entitled "Don't Peddle Propaganda on School Career Days," Crim wrote to the APA on August 11, 1983,a traditional forum."    Accordingly, this second category of property is best described in terms of "designated" or "created" public forums


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 The United States alleged an interest in ensuring that military recruiters continue to have access to public schools
The National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, the Jewish Peace Fellowship, the Project on Youth and Non-Military Opportunities, Southeastern Legal Foundation, Inc., and James E. Andrews, Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, are participating as amicus curiae.


6
 Before the court was:  (1) appellees' February 14, 1985 motion for partial summary judgment on their claim of access to bulletin boards and guidance counselors' offices;  (2) appellants' March 14, 1985 motion for summary judgment;  (3) appellees' April 5,