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Read the following excerpt from "Did You R e a l l y Just Post That Photo?" by Kristin Lewis: There is no way to know for sure if the photos you posted on F a c e b o o k (you know, the ones that got you grounded) are the reason you were denied [college admission]. But you'll always be h a u n t e d by the possibility that the college found them. The fact is, an increasing number of colleges are looking up applicants on social-media sites like F a c e b o o k and Y o u T u b e. If they don't like what they find out about you, you could miss out on a scholarship or even get rejected. Colleges aren't the only ones scouring the Internet for your name either. Potential employers are looking too. An i n a p p r o p r i a t e photo can cost you a job, whether it's the babysitting gig you're hoping to land next week or the internship you will apply for five years from now. Which of the following is a paraphrase of the bolded lines that could be used for note-taking purposes? Applicants use social media to research potential colleges and jobs. Potential employers are looking up applicants online to help make hiring decisions. Social media can negatively impact a user's college and job prospects. "The fact is, an increasing number of colleges are looking up applicants on social-media sites like F a c e b o o k and Y o u T u b e."