Disclaimer: I love Facebook. Facebook started to get popular during the fall of my senior year at Bucknell. I quickly became addicted. I think most adults would be surprised to know how much time students spend on the website — it’s A LOT. But not everyone shares my enthusiasm for the site. Over at Inside Higher Ed, administrators discuss the challenges posed by Facebook. Simply put, adults don’t seem to know what to make of Facebook. Should they monitor it? Should they discuss it during orientation? Or, perhaps, turn a blind eye in an attempt to shield the school from legal liability? While administrators are deciding what to do, employers are increasingly looking at websites like Facebook and MySpace.com to screen applicants for internships and jobs. Regardless of whether administrators monitor the site for inappropriate behavior, students should be cautious about what they post — someone is bound to be watching.