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• sigh* Looks like it's time for me to start copy editing; there are comma errors all over the place! hannah The chavi 04:48, 13 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Please do not add unreferenced names to the Alumni list. If there's no reference, then there is no reason to list that person.

Removed:

• James T. Madore — Lead business reporter, former Albany bureau chief, Newsday^{[citation needed]}
• Brian Hamman — Deputy editor for interactive news technology, The New York Times^{[citation needed]}
• Sarah Kliff — Health care policy reporter, The Washington Post, former writer at Newsweek and POLITICO^{[citation needed]}
• Joseph Ciolli — Bloomberg News^{[citation needed]}
• Elizabeth Scarlett — Professor, University at Buffalo; former editor and researcher/writer, LET'S GO travel guides^{[citation needed]}
• Laura Meckler — White House correspondent, The Wall Street Journal^[1] - this reference is incomplete and does not show the person's affiliation with the subject

— Safety Cap (talk) 17:20, 14 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]