Talk:New Town High School
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[edit] Unfair Reflection?
I wonder if it is absolutely necessary to mention that Martin Bryant was a student of New Town High School? It seems that this statement makes an unfair and generalised reflection upon the quality of the school. Consideration might be made that people such as composer Constantine Koukias, and the Commissioner of Tasmanian Police Mr Richard McCreadie were also students of New Town High School.
Perhaps the fact of his enrollment can be mentioned on the Martin Bryant page only out of respect to the many distinguished alumni (including some Rhodes scholars like Sergio Giudici) who are not mentioned on the page.
