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What does the wording say on the floor under the orchestra? "in memory" "of this college who" "save their lives" "war". That's all I can make out under the feet of the players. Seems that was significant enough to tile into the floor. May be obvious to people who go there, but not to someone on the
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The first alumni section is most appropriate to keep, and it should be moved down in the lede to stay in line with other alumni ledes. The second alumni section pertains almost solely to
Trinity educating royalty, a subject which doesn't have much weight in the body. Such information should be
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There is a "citation needed" tag at the end of this section which may refer to the entire section, or only the last two sentences: "The right to walk on the grass in the college courts is exclusive to
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removals, which began in May this year. The current lead is very little changed since early 2022, which is as far back as I can be bothered to look. Your far-too-drastic reductions to the lead have now been reverted by several editors, and you should take note of this. The
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