Talk:Eastwood Collegiate Institute

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I've taken out this section: "Eastwood has also enjoyed some success in high school sports; for instance, its football team won the 1995 and 1996 county championships." until there is more written re: the athletics team in order to give it a proper section in the article.

(Adding to the above, it would be nice if some of those years were recent. I guess you can't fund football team equipment as well as making sure the arts program has enough leotards)

On a similar note, I (a person differing from the above) have taken interest in editing out instances -however small- of bias in favour of this school. A stance of neutrality gives credibility to an article. I am a member of the student body, and I feel it is my duty to make sure that all language and grammar found on this website is Formal and is kept that way. Being said, I am just a student, so my grammar might be a bit off-kilter. I've proof-read it, but if you still see mistakes, edit away.

I did edit-in the piece found in the renovations section. This was merely for my entertainment, and you can take it out as you please.

Citations

A few concerns with the "citations needed" tags, mainly for the name change of the Arts Program. This is common knowledge. The current arts program site calls it the "arts program" and if you look back in older eastwood documents (which cannot be found online) it is called the arts package. this should be taken as common knowledge and not require a citation, should it not? As for the "Rebellion" issue, this was told to the whole school when we had our first assembly after the mascot was changed, so I would assume this is also common knowledge. How do we go about making these changes? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ehmjay (talk • contribs) 20:43, 24 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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NHL players

What about Mike Richards or Jeff Skinner? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 99.241.229.120 (talk) 22:42, 26 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]