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[edit] Trimming alumni list
I removed that David Hart guy from the notable alumni list again. He hardly seems notable.
I also think the list could be trimmed further, by removing Nathaniel Craley, and possibly George Winter and David Bittle.
Eddie Plank never graduated.
Craley only served a single term in congress, back in the mid 1960s. Bittle's position, while respectable, doesn't strike me as being quite notable enough to warrant his inclusion, especially as I'm not so sure the institution he is president of is very well known. And, perhaps I'm missing something because I'm not much of a sports fan, but I don't think that George Winter is a particularly well known or accomplished baseball player.
I'd prefer to get other opinions before any of these names are trimmed from the list, though. Any thoughts? -WayneNight 02:47, 11 October 2006 (UTC)
