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Fair use rationale for Image:SSCT vert stacked bw.jpg
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Nicknames
editCan anyone find a source for the nickname "Stark Tech?" I imagine it's used by many in the area and at the school, but is there any written source to place in the article? If not, the name shouldn't really be mentioned in this article as frequently as it currently is (maybe just a single mention would be OK) since it cannot be verified and Wikipedia policy wants to avoid things like "many say" or "many refer to..." without a source. I Googled "Stark Tech" and couldn't find any mention of it used as a nickname for this school and the school's website refers to itself as "Stark State" or more frequently "Stark State College." If anyone can offer additional info or insight with a verifable source, please do. --JonRidinger (talk) 05:20, 15 February 2009 (UTC)
It's no longer called by Stark Tech, however it still is a technical hands-on school. The name was derived by Stark State School of Technology. -- functional(); [Blaher] - http://blahertech.dnsalias.net/ (talk) 17:22, 12 August 2010 (UTC)