In Moyer v. Amador Valley J. Union High School Dist. (1990) 225 Cal. App. 3d 720, the court found no cause of action for statements in a high school newspaper that the plaintiff was " 'the worst teacher at FHS' " and " 'a babbler.' " The newspaper published "an expression of subjective judgment" in rating the teacher (ibid.), and the epithet " 'babbler' " could be reasonably understood only "as a form of exaggerated expression conveying the student-speaker's disapproval of plaintiff's teaching or speaking style." (Id. at pp.725, 726.)