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 Nice bungling of the motto, &c. 

 Why;, though? 
 Abrasive 

 Strange place, stranger people, has been involved oftern with drug implications currently marijuana, and heavyer things, previously herion. 

 == Punctuation == 

 First, there is a discussion about ""St"" vs ""St."" at  Talk:St Michael's Grammar School. 

 Second, is ""St Michael%92s"" really the proper name?  I would have thought that an apostrophe (') should be used between ""Michael"" and ""s"", not the single quote. 

    

  
 An increase in the transiant nature of the asian population has led to a sharp increase of intakes from ""off shore"" that is students who may or may not understant the language and philosophical beliefs system of australia. The school encorages this through higher costings for those from asia and encoragment in the form of an ""expensive western education"" many of these students do well, and thus become the much needed statistics for the school however they are mearly a number, not a member., (author reserves the rights this is an opinion expressed by person with experience and not some one being payed thsu not propaganda) 

 == ""Bungling"" == 

 Some children have decided it is appropriate to make a mochery of the Wiki system. The content has been removed as-appropriate. 

 > well, unless you're an active member of said community, i don't think you are able to appreciate the subtleties of this article, please understand this. 

 Point taken, but this is not a supermarket magazine, this is a community encyclopedia -  please note the difference. 

 > o so clever 

 == Would you like a coffee with that? == 

 It would not appear that a mockery is being made, it appears as if you are merely trying to censor some of the more 'colourful' aspects of the community which do not match up with their prescribed marketing drivel. 

 == Disputed == 

 There are a number of statements in this article that are not fact, rather students toying around. 

 Said statements have had dubious added at their conclusion. 

 > and who but the students are more qualified to add components to the article?  the function of wikipedia is for real - and possibly unconventional - knowledge to be documented, regardless of whether this is towing the party line or not.  the article is evidently neutral, even though certain aspects of the piece may not totally conform to the normal template of a wikipedia school's entry (ie marketing piece)- surely this kind of article is more in keeping with the original premise behind the site, as opposed to an advertising feature? 

 > Point 1: Do you deny that asbestos was found in the former T rooms, and that asbestos is a cause of mesothelioma, which takes over 30 years to manifest? 

 Point 2: Do you deny that normally accepted terms for things have been relabeled by some member of the administration 

 Point 3: Do you deny that St Michael's has been compared to footscray secondary, by way of that appearence on George Negus tonight some time ago, where it was contended that footscray secondary does NOT have a pool. 

 Point 4: Do you deny that a few years ago there infact WAS a drug scandal at the school? (if you are one of the many new faculty intakes we can forgive you for not knowing as it was before your tenure) 

 Point 5: Do you deny that there are a number of students who have unofficially dubbed the schools slogan as ""diversity opens wallets"" 

 > The following should occur to end dispute: 

 * Please provide evidence of all statements under dispute to sources (as per Wiki guidelines) 
 * Please re-work all said statements to be far less deflamatory, abusive, vulgar, and childish. Ensure an end to Patent nonsense   please provide examples of #2 

 >1: We request that your dispute of asbestos being found be removed, as it is a well accepted fact that asbestos causes mesothelioma, which does take over 30 years to manifest. If you further dispute this, draw your attention to the James Hardie dispute earlier this year. 

 2: Rather than drag out these claims in the main page, we have provided an example here: 

 Dictionary.com says: 

 hol·i·day   Audio pronunciation of ""holidays"" ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (hl-d) 
 n. 

    1. A day free from work that one may spend at leisure, especially a day on which custom or the law dictates a halting of general business activity to commemorate or celebrate a particular event. 

 Is a student non-attendance period, as is referred in the school diary, not merely a holiday!? especially as previou