Talk:St Patrick's College, Wellington
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Non Notable Alumni
editI removed the following alumni due to them not having wiki pages. Feel free to add back once they have pages and their notably has been established.
- Brook Ruscoe - Basketball (New Zealand Under 18 Captain)
- Vaero Hagai - Softball (New Zealand Black Sox squad)
- Tinoi Christie - former All Whites player
- Sir Francis Renouf - Famous New Zealand businessman
- Greg O'Connor - President of the New Zealand Police Association
- Dennis Katsanos - Host of BP Ultimate Sports Sunday, on Prime TV
- Alex Fala - Rhodes Scholar, businessman, Head Prefect 1996
--Roue2 20:13, 11 December 2006 (UTC)
I have removed more alumni. Please add back only once their notably has been established.
- Sir Tipene (Stephen Gerard) O'Reagan Kaumatua of Ngai Tahu
- Alex Fala - Rhodes Scholar
- Jack Brownlie - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Atholstan Mahoney - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Paul Markham - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Richard Mckenzie - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Thomas Corkill - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Brian Finlay - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Eric Harper - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- John Best - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Kevin Herlihy - Softball
- John Blake - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Patrick McCarthy - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
- Thomas Lynch - Rugby Union (All Blacks)
I have removed the following from the Alumni section:
"In 1910 while not actually a pupil of the College but its third Rector Very Rev. Dr. David Kennedy SM together with two Marist seminarians, Joseph Cullen and Ignatius von Gottfried, whom Kennedy had trained, photographed Halley's Comet. Their photographs are considered among the best in the world for that passage of the comet and were republished in the United States by NASA in 1986. Kennedy continued as Rector until 1917 and was a fellow of the Royal Astronomical and Royal Meteorological societies." --Roue2 01:15, 11 January 2007 (UTC)
Fair use rationale for Image:Spclogosmall2.jpg
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House Banners
editI scanned, and uploaded the four college house banners onto Wikimedia Commons, which can be found on the page http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/3atc3. Unfortunately these images are not working, and I do not know why this is. Could someone please solve the problem so these can be added to this page, and in doing so make this page much more informative. Much appreciated.
External links modified
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Staff list
edit@210.246.37.55:, stop adding in the staff list. Not only is it unsourced, it's not relevant for Wikipedia. You don't list each staff member or even just list the Senior Leadership team. Only the Principal gets added in the infobox and any notable staff. To be notable on Wikipedia, means they have their own article that can be linked too. If they don't have an article, they shouldn't be added at all. Revert again and you risk getting blocked.— NZFC(talk)(cont) 02:03, 12 September 2021 (UTC)