The correct answer is - Students have rights to free speech, but they may face limits based on educational concerns.
All students have their own rights, at least on paper - they can speak their mind, tell everyone what they're thinking, however, only within the boundaries of their own 'educational concerns.' Sometimes speaking your own mind can lead you into a lot of trouble - that's why students usually tend not to practice their free speech if there are severe repercussions when it comes to their education.
It depends on your definition. The US won every battle in Vietnam but
lost the war, but in other operations the US has taken a beating but
prevailed in the end. I hope this helps.