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* I think the second definition is a little confusing, and could probably just be combined with the first, since it is a description of the connotations typically associated with the building? [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | * I think the second definition is a little confusing, and could probably just be combined with the first, since it is a description of the connotations typically associated with the building? [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | ||
* I also think there needs to be another definition that defines Kellogg as the "Kellogg School of Management," because I have definitely heard people use it that way, too. Right now, both descriptions are just referring to the building, not the school. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | * I also think there needs to be another definition that defines Kellogg as the "Kellogg School of Management," because I have definitely heard people use it that way, too. Right now, both descriptions are just referring to the building, not the school. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | ||
* This entry also needs a usage section. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | |||
Latest revision as of 22:55, 2 June 2015
- I think the second definition is a little confusing, and could probably just be combined with the first, since it is a description of the connotations typically associated with the building? Rita (talk)
- I also think there needs to be another definition that defines Kellogg as the "Kellogg School of Management," because I have definitely heard people use it that way, too. Right now, both descriptions are just referring to the building, not the school. Rita (talk)
- This entry also needs a usage section. Rita (talk)
