Talk:History of the University of North Alabama

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The state's legislative act, when the state offices were still in Tuscaloosa, is a footnote in my 1982 book, Chotankers. This Wikipedia article already includes two men from the local and distant College boards, John Coffee and Henry Stuart Foote. The legislation should be cited and, I believe, my book should be part of the reference list.

"Cite your sources."

Edited 29 August 2017 by AEF.

Avon Edward Foote, Ph.D., Ohio State and professor emeritus, University of North Alabama — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:7C0:8103:5CBF:C5A8:486B:1101:66EC (talk) 12:08, 28 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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Parts of this article feel like they're written in a promotional manner ("a major academic milestone," "another milestone," "most significant period," etc. etc.) as well as lacking citation.

"Today only a nine-ton stone monument silently guards the ghosts of the once bustling little town of LaGrange and its vibrant college," - feels very flowery in tone. Ideas on how to improve the writing would be appreciated.

Spectre800 (talk) 15:28, 5 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]