User talk:Njlincolnlion

Lincoln University, PA

There are plenty of poor-quality articles on Wikipedia, and pointing them out does not pardon a given article from its own shortcomings. If inspiration strikes me, I will give the same treatment to the pages you mentioned. For now, Lincoln University has drawn my attention, and I intend to make sure that it is encyclopedic. Lincoln University has its own web site, and it does a perfectly good job of advertising; it does not need Wikipedia's help. --JerryOrr 16:31, 29 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Manuel Rivero Hall

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August 2008

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Unreferenced BLPs

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