Talk:List of Drexel University alumni

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Here are some tasks you can do: Cleanup: Create articles for redlinked alumni? or remove links? Update: Find missing graduation years if updating to alumni templates. Other: Add introduction. Update to alumni templates instead of infobox? Add honorary degree recipients?[1] too many

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*Archive 1: 2006

[edit] Removing Alumni

I'm removing the notable alumni that seem non-notable plus I can't find a reference for them attending drexel:

• Neil M. Dorfman: Vice President of Foodservice Manufacturing: Nestle USA
• Bruce H. Miller: One of the key inventors in Fault Detection Algorithms and Electrical Designer of RTKL Associates in Baltimore, MD
• Celeste Riley: Bridgeton, New Jersey City Councilwoman
• Kyle Wellingston: ESPN journalist
• Wes Westley: President of SMG (property management)
• Robert Woods: Civil rights movement leader

She does seem notable however I cannot find an online reference stating that she attended Drexel:

• Anna Balmer Myers: author of early twentieth century novels centered in local Lancaster County; Philadelphia schoolteacher

--ImmortalGoddezz 23:53, 31 October 2007 (UTC)