Talk:Illinois Institute of Art – Chicago

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I think bringing this article inline with WP:UNI would do it some good. Are there any objections? Le voleur charmant 05:34, 9 February 2007 (UTC)

Made numerous changes to the article to make it more encyclopedic. I removed superfluous information about Chicago, River North, and marketing hype. Sections have been reworded to read not like an advertisement. I feel most of the article is non-bias now. The clubs need to be verified and more information about the history of the school would be a welcomed addition. Westing 07:07, 1 January 2007 (UTC)Reply

Delete-This is terrable, I remember reading their brochure last year. It is in the same verbage, not to mention that the article reads in the first person. i.e. Our students, instead of students. If it were to stay, the article needs to have a critisism section, and not seem so cheery. And the random refereces to the local city's atractions doesnt help either.

This page was obviously made by the school. They were just sued and that belongs in this article.

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