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Georgetown banner

Shouldn't the McDonough School of Business page have the McDonough logo as opposed to the general Georgetown logo? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Whatnow12 (talk • contribs) 20:02, 13 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Georgetown criticism

Hey, about the first paragraph of Georgetown University, just so you know, I've reverted this sort of edit recently, mostly because I don't think we need that much detail and criticism in the summary, but also because I don't have sources for that. I really haven't seen "more orthodox Catholics questioning Georgetown's commitment to Church doctrine". Besides the Cardinal Newman Society, I just don't know who these Catholics are, or what doctrine Georgetown might be violating. You can look to see if the hospital's stem cell research was ever criticized, but I think even that was closely adhering to "doctrine".

Most importantly, we need a source that can mention not only a specific even, but several to make it worthy of being noted. Some of the articles referenced in the "Jesuit tradition" section do mention the repeated criticism of Georgetown's endorsement of Catholic views, which is how that got into the summary. Now, we do have an article about Cardinal Newman Society criticizing some Georgetown's faculty in 2005, and a sentence about that might go well next to the one about political giving, but still I don't think it goes in the summary. Thoughts?-- Patrick {_oѺ^∞} 22:19, 21 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I'll admit I don't like having the criticism up there either, but we've tried to keep some in because its very tough to get an article to Featured Article status without recognizing some criticism up front like that. That's just something other editors look for, and even so we got accused of being a mouthpiece for the school. I'm suggesting that there's a shorter way to describe the middle road that Georgetown tries to walk, and propose this wording: "The university's mixed endorsement of Catholic and secular viewpoints have caused controversy at times." Thoughts?-- Patrick {_oѺ^∞} 01:39, 24 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]