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[edit] Purpose of Wellesley High School Wikipedia Entry
This wiki article was created to provide information about WHS to students, parents, and those looking into joining the WHS community. We hope that this is a valuable resource, and as always with Wiki, feel free to make productive changes and update information. Thanks, and enjoy.
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10/2005
[edit] Hatch Visit
Perhaps someone ought to write a section about Senator Hatch's visit to WHS.
[edit] Sylvia Plath
I just reverted a long section created by Fluffynutty with regards to Sylvia Plath. The list on this page is for historical alumni, not an indepth biographical examination of her attempted suicide. You might consider adding that info. to the Sylvia Plath article. Joshdboz 21:38, 20 February 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Matt Flanagan? Remove or replace with David Rempis
I have to take issue with Matthew Flanagan being listed as one of the "famous" WHS alums. He co-wrote a script starring Jessica Simpson? In Flanagan's same class, there is an actor named Timothy Dowling who appeared in The Beautician and the Beast. That is at least the same level of fame. For another example, David Rempis, who graduted in 1993, is now considered one of the premiere jazz artists in the country (just look him up on Google and compare the number of articles you get versus the number of entires for Matt Flanagan). All due respect, I really think Mr. Flanagan should be removed; this reeks of favoritism. 24.91.122.241 01:21, 22 June 2007 (UTC)Kafka
[edit] Rempis vs. Flanagan: A zero-sum game?
I have to take issue with your deletion of Flanagan and addition of Rempis. Ms. Simpson's acting abilities aside, it is quite an accomplishment to get a Hollywood script produced. And I don't think a Google search is a good measure of one's accomplishments. I'm sure Mr. Rempis is an excellent jazz musician, and I'm glad to hear he's doing well for himself, but certainly his more unusual surname makes it much more likely to appear on a search. Why not bring back Flanagan (and Dowling for good measure) and add to this list rather than subtract from it? 07 July 2007
[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Whslogo.jpg
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BetacommandBot (talk) 05:21, 30 November 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Living alumni
I deleted all the unsourced notable alumni per WP:Living persons. If any of the information can be sourced and re-added, that would be great. Ashill (talk) 02:15, 2 February 2008 (UTC)
