Privacy and Facebook

I realized I should use this blog while its is still up and running (actually, I guess it will always be up and running...i should rephrase and say while its still "frequently checked") to see if anyone knows the answer to a question I have regarding privacy and facebook. You see, I submitted a term paper on Wednesday for a journalism class at CMC that was a bit unusual (and fun). Since it's a journalism class, we had the option of writing a standard research paper, or we could write a query letter and article for any magazine. I chose the magazine option. Our professor is going to edit and give us feedback, then we will actually submit the article to the magazine and hope they accept!

Here's where my question comes in...I talked a lot in my article about facebook, including the use of photographs on the site as well as groups. Does anyone know what sort of license I have to use quotes from groups or describe photographs that are posted? I know that The Student Life ran into some problems a year or so ago for using a photo from facebook; the person in the photo got mad and said it was hers and complained that TSL didn't ask permission, but it turned out that anything you post on facebook becomes facebook's property, so it wasn't hers anymore (though this still left TSL in a sticky situation, I think). Anyway, all I could find about facebook and using stuff from their site was this somewhat confusing description on facebook.com.

Of course, I talked this over with my professor, and she said that as long as I cited everything for the copy I turn in to her, I'm fine for now. But obviously I will need to know the privacy situation before submitting it to a magazine, so any help would be appreciated!