Talk:Norfolk Academy
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I reverted to the last version which did not include massive copyright violations of the school's website. Most of the article had been copied verbatim from Norfolk Academy's website since it was edited on December 6. -70.160.135.24 23:40, 23 December 2005 (UTC)
Explanation. edit
For the revisions I made on May 15, 2006, it was for good reason. The SAT scores are obviously nonsensical, and the opinions of destinations after graduation are absurd.
As well, it is absurd for a description of what schools are in TCIS here. Start and article on TCIS if you want to make that list.--Seth Goldin 01:54, 16 May 2006 (UTC)
Unsourced claims, vandalism edit
I removed a bunch of random text some joker added, only to find other more frustrating aspects of this article. I removed the horribly vague history blurb which approximated the location of the old building as "near the MacArthur Memorial". While much of the fine arts information that I removed was indeed correct (I am a student at NA) I felt that its presentation was not sufficient, not to mention it lacked citation. I plan on adding these things in the remainder of the academic year, so as to make this article truly representative of what NA is. If I see any more vandalism I will remove it with a vengeance. Uruloki 01:56, 15 March 2007 (UTC)