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by / on February 26, 2013 at 6:03 am / in Editorials

Editorial: To protect students, UCR Hookups must pull out of Facebook

The secret is out. Or at least, everybody’s sex secrets are. Thanks to UCR Hookups, a Facebook page that allows people to anonymously submit their private sexual escapades and voyeuristic yearnings, everybody is getting a first-hand look into the details [...]

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by / on February 5, 2013 at 6:03 am / in Opinions

Asking for your Facebook password is too close for comfort

This is it. You finally have the interview. It’s been years of education and waiting to step into the workforce. You have reviewed your résumé until your trash can is overflowing with rough drafts. Hours have been spent in front [...]

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by / on November 27, 2012 at 6:03 am / in Opinions

Facebook stalking: it’s no longer just a joke

A new phrase has been created in the constantly evolving world of technology—it involves two words and is called “Facebook stalking.” It’s funny, right? You add a girl or guy onto your friends list and start learning all about them. [...]

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by / on October 16, 2012 at 6:04 am / in News

News In Brief

UCR RESEARCHERS DEVELOP APP FOR MALWARE DETECTION  With the help of engineering professors and graduate students, the UCR department of computer science has developed the online application, MyPageKeeper, which detects and combats cyber-crime. Researchers analyzed more than 40 million posts [...]

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by / on May 1, 2012 at 6:03 am / in Opinions

Facebook privacy and your professional life

The question of whether or not employers should be able to demand access to information on the private profiles employees create for themselves on Facebook has become an increasingly important issue for our technology-centered and highly competitive generation. A teacher’s [...]

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