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To the editors: The 'S' in Schulman in the title of the article should be capitalized. Please fix as soon as possible.
I question whether this article meets Wikipedia's Notability Requirements. While the article does have citations, it can be argued that the trivial coverage of the subject in the secondary sources is insufficient to establish notability. The article does mention at least one award, however again the award does not seem to be a significant well-known award. If Wikipedia is to provide value then it must discourage personal pages or articles on subjects that are not likely to be researched in the future. It does not appear that this article meets those criteria. Monsey-chusid (talk) 01:44, 14 November 2011 (UTC)