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| − | I've taken a shot, though I've never created an article before and this probably needs a lot of help! I used two older Columbia College Today articles. The most important thing is that all the copyright permissions have been granted. BTW, I think a closer relationship between WikiCU and CCT-- which just went online-- is a definite possibility and I can talk to the editor, if you folks at WikiCu are interested? But only if you say so, I'm just a newbie here. Seems like a win-win situation to me. CCT contains a treasure trove of material which WikiCU would interlink and organize into a more coherent form than CCT can. If CCT, with its epic mailing list, did an article alerting the alumni to how much fun WikiCu is, it would encourage alumni to contribute their memories (about the notorious Lion's Den in John Jay Hall, for instance. For thirty years the Law School ran a mixer there every Friday night.) That kind of alumni participation, which leads to contributions to the endowment, is what CCT is all about. [[User:Sixth Floor Jay|Sixth Floor Jay]] 20:21, 18 July 2009 (EDT) | + | I've taken a shot, though I've never created an article before and this probably needs a lot of help. I used two older Columbia College Today articles. The most important thing is that all the copyright permissions have been granted. [[User:Sixth Floor Jay|Sixth Floor Jay]] 20:21, 18 July 2009 (EDT) |
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I've taken a shot, though I've never created an article before and this probably needs a lot of help. I used two older Columbia College Today articles. The most important thing is that all the copyright permissions have been granted. Sixth Floor Jay 20:21, 18 July 2009 (EDT)
