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 ::No, I'm in league with Wikipedia, which does not censor but has strict rules for what can be included (see all the links I posted to your talk page), especially for living people. Age of the news doesn't matter. Wikipedia is not a parents' guide; it's an encyclopedia. That's why we also wouldn't include average GPA, colleges students go to, a list of faculty, etc. (unless significant reliable sources talk about them and it wouldn't be undue. I will not be removing it again because then I would be in violation of the three revert rule, as will you if you put it back up  but someone else will remove it and almost certainly block you from editing. If there aren't sources there aren't sources. It's these rules that, while frustrating sometimes, ensure Wikipedia doesn't descend. It's not personal, it's certainly not because of any particular allegiance to this school (I'm the one that added the controversy section for crying out loud). —   |  "