User talk:Ramsta3

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Wake Forest University

Thank you for your contributions to this article. I would like to remind you that articles like this are considerably weakened by using lists instead of prose. If you wish you make an article called "List of Wake Forest University clubs and organizations", this information would probably do better there and then you can summarize the concept of the clubs and organizations using minimal examples that are either notable or very important to many students in everyday campus life. I will give you a chance to reorganize this section using prose and eliminating the list. Thank you, JHMM13 23:39, 10 April 2007 (UTC)