Talk:South Texas College of Law
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[edit] Introduction
Comment here for any discussion of editing of this Article. Current changes are being addressed with the Director of Development and Alumni Relations. All Notable Alumni and their graduation date have been doublechecked with the records at South Texas College of Law.RTex 21:52, 19 July 2006 (UTC)RTex
[edit] Housekeeping
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[edit] Notable Alumni
Regarding the definition of notable alumni. We followed Wikipedia's suggestions on what is "notable." Regarding "alumni" or "alumnna" (female) or "alumnus" (male) the generally accepted definition is a graduate or former student. Universities vary, but it seems one semester or quarter is sufficient.
