Some colleges checking out applicants' social networking posts - Los Angeles Times »
Posted By suzanek 7 months, 1 week ago in NewsHigh school students, beware! College admissions and financial aid officers in California and elsewhere may be peeking over your digital shoulder at the personal information you post on your Facebook or MySpace page.
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Charlson7 months, 1 week ago
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It never ceases to amaze me that people put personal and private information about themselves on the internet. And teenagers are notorious for doing just that. I am a little guilty of this myself on Propeller but I feel the less others know about my personal life the more secure I feel.
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calitennflo7 months, 1 week ago
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Odd, anyone can set up an email account...then walk the account carefully, and make a President look bare and with animals for his sexual relief, and a College or University that would do this, surely would end up in the courts.
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Odd to that we all live in an environment like this...that the solution for everything is a fine or incarceration in a jail...not the correct solution...so if what I decribed about any president...ends in truth showing up???
Know, we all need an individual identification...and the US simply will not give us one...as they do not know how to protect their own...but I do... -
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