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Information we collect
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Under no circumstances will thecampusbook.com ever divulge the names of any of our users who have submitted numerical ratings or textual reviews about professors to their professors or any other professors.
We value the trust that our users have placed in us and we keep this information private from even most of thecampusbook.com staff.
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Last updated January 6, 2005
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