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Using copyrighted material on University web pages without permission is strictly prohibited. All material contained in the University's web pages should be appropriate for the intended audience. The University's Internet site has been designed to address the unique needs of visitors seeking information about the University. The intranet serves the University community and is considered an internal resource. Examples of content appropriate for the Internet would include admissions information, academic program information, and news releases.