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Do they? And also if they do, can they use any of this information against or for us?

Some do. Johann Lee at Northwestern, for one, has made google+ posts or tweets implicitly responding to stuff on TLS.

Why wouldn't they be able to use it? There's no expectation of privacy on TLS. Whether they bother or not is an entirely different question.

Yes, admissions departments read TLS.

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brotherdarkness wrote:The only way an admissions office could use a TLS post against an applicant would be if they matched the poster to the applicant. Some of us are pretty open about who we are, but if you're afraid of being "outed" just be careful how much you give away.

Or just be careful about what you say, such that you'd be willing to stand behind it in real life.

Source: I was outed by an admissions dean.

TripTrip wrote:

brotherdarkness wrote:The only way an admissions office could use a TLS post against an applicant would be if they matched the poster to the applicant. Some of us are pretty open about who we are, but if you're afraid of being "outed" just be careful how much you give away.

Or just be careful about what you say, such that you'd be willing to stand behind it in real life.

Source: I was outed by an admissions dean.

This is a prudent policy in today's world.

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I dunno. Sounds like a crazy rumor to me.

Dean Perez

^^^^ nicely played

I think Texas Tech is fast becoming a top pick for me just because of Dean Perez!

7ofNine wrote:I think Texas Tech is fast becoming a top pick for me just because of Dean Perez!

FYI: I don't think that my law school dean has affected me in any way in law school. But YMMV.