Colonel William A. Phillips

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Friends, adding a name to the notable alumni section without references isn't encyclopedic. Please include references of some sort - preferably a link to a wikipedia page, if not, an external website that allows you to document the notability of the brother. Even if you cite an external website, editors of wikipedia will generally form a consensus as to whether the notability is enough for inclusion in an encyclopedia - so it still might get removed even after leaving references. So please think twice before adding your roommates name to wikipeda so they can google themselves... it's probably going to get reverted. Please discuss here. And remember to sign your posts please. (Bump from archive. Some threads need to remain permanently on the talk page) Timmccloud (talk) 20:44, 4 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Adam Sandler

In discussions with another TEP historian I have discovered that Adam Sandler personally denies any involvement with TEP. Until proof is otherwise established, any entry to this effect will be removed. Also, just because another wikipedia entry say's it's so, still doesn't make it true. I've corrected both this entry AND the Adam Sandler entry multiple times. (Bump from Archive) Timmccloud (talk) 20:48, 4 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]