Talk:Yechezkel Levenstein

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Category:Ponevezh yeshiva is probably inappropriate. That yeshiva seems to be one of several headed by Levenstein, and the article gives no indication of a special connection (actually it doesn't even mention it). If all of the yeshivas led by him had categories, adding them all would probably be overcategorization, and the current state looks arbitrary. Due to his close connection to the Mir yeshiva, Category:Mir yeshiva might be appropriate if it existed, but I doubt any others are. Thoughts? --Huon (talk) 14:36, 25 January 2008 (UTC)