Abby Notterman's talk today made it clear that people who want to clean up their web presence should know how to do so. If you're comfortable with what your web page says, you can ignore this.

Everything that's visible to the outside world is in your public_html directory on arizona. Using the same procedures you used in the first few labs, you can edit the web page to anything you like. The personal information is largely in the file index.html, so that's the one to start with. You could make it something vestigial like

	<html>
	</html>

or you can remove it entirely. To remove files, use the Unix command "rm":

	ssh to arizona
	cd public_html
	ls    (to get a list of all the files there)
	rm filename1 filename2 ...  (for as many as you want to get rid of)
	ls  (again to see what happened, after which you can remove more)

I apologize for not thinking of this issue sooner. It had crossed my mind some while back to tell people they could remove things once they were graded, but then I forgot.