Talk:Currie Hall

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I've tried to rewrite this article to eliminate confusion. It is still confusing and needs lots of work. For instance, the article is titled "Currie Hall", but much of the article refers to "the Currie Building". There is also reference to "the Great Hall". What is this? This should be clarified. I took out the chart since it is irrelevant. The article is about the hall; it is not a history of the Canadian divisions. Also, is this a residence? From what I can tell, it is not, so I took out the residence cat. I also removed a non existent category and lots of redundant text - text/info. that was repeated throughout the article. Could the original editor please revisit this article to clear up these things. I've done what I could. She seems to know a lot, and has lots of sources but it needs to be written with clarity in mind.  BC  _{talk to me} 17:00, 15 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]

I've just hacked away at this article. It isn't much better but I think that I've left sufficient clues so that other editors with access to the sources and perhaps even personal experience can pick up the traces and carry on. Photographs in this article are awful – especially those of Emily Warren's work. Surely there must be better images out there.

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