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The article Kenneth H. Keller Hall has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
- This building's notability is not shown, and the information would perhaps be better added to the University of Minnesota article.
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- A nicely done little article, but I don't think it really has the requirements for standing alone. Notability must be shown, and not many university buildings manage to fit WP:GNG (our policy on notability). References to show notability should fit WP:RS (our policy on reliable sources). Perhaps the info and picture might be better in the University of Minnesota article, which doesn't seem to mention this building yet (but does mention others). Any queries, please let me know (and I'll probably pass you on to someone who is more likely to know the answer... 8-) ). I hope this doesn't put you off editing here - we can always do with people who can create good pages. Peridon (talk) 20:45, 31 January 2011 (UTC)