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Users are encouraged to use Blogs@Baruch to explore the boundaries of Web publication in support of teaching and learning at Baruch College, with the understanding that the Bernard L. Schwartz Communication Institute or BCTC may decide to remove at any time content that is found to be in violation of University policy, or applicable federal or state statutes, or common laws.

As participants in a public Web space, users must also understand that the work they publish on Blogs@Baruch without password protection generally may be browsed or viewed by anyone on the Web. Some features are available to users who wish to protect content or their own identity. Information about protecting content and/or your identity within the system can be found in the Blogs@Baruch documentation.

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