A "student Right to Life group" goes to the effort of getting a permit to, and in fact does, erect a display in support of their deeply-held religious beliefs...
Despite said permit, a professor decides that said display is offensive to her, so she induces/conspires with a group of like-minded individuals to destroy the display.
And you think the students who put it up in the first place don't feel even the teensy bit, I dunno, harassed about having their project vandalized?
