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19 August 2008

The Princeton Review Exposes Personal Data and Test Scores of 100,000 Students

The New York Times broke the story that The Princeton Review's website exposed the personal data and standardized test scores of approximately 100,000 students. 

The New York Times article - Student Files Are Exposed on Web Site

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