Talk:Kevyn Aucoin
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A more complex entry for this individual appears at Kevyn Acoin. i believe this is the correct spelling. Can someone consolodate the two?
Again, I point this out to any administrators listening...
- Believe it or not, you can do this yourself, since every user is an editor. I've added a {{merge}} and {{mergefrom}}tags to the pages, and added the articles to the Wikipedia:Duplicate articles page, so someone can volunteer to do this. Thanks for pointing it out! Kevyn 00:31, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC)
[edit] wrong picture
FYI, I have the book with Tori Amos made up as a Native American princess, and that picture is not it.
- Er, yeah ... that picture looks a lot closer to East Indian than Native American, in my eyes. Perhaps this is a misperception of mine, but mightn't it be hypercorrection in replacing every instance of “Indian” with “Native American”? ... also, when she was made up as a “Native American princess”, she was Cherokee, specifically; it would be more precise to say just that.
