Talk:Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis

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In looking through the list of alumni

I see Trischa Zorn, Law 2005, but on her page all it says about her university career is, "Zorn studied at the University of Nebraska, and, as of 2001, "teaches third and fourth graders with special needs in Indianapolis". Perhaps someone who actually knows (i.e., not me) can update her page. Einar aka Carptrash (talk) 14:27, 1 May 2012 (UTC)

This G-search for "Trischa Zorn, Law 2005" (where the quotes were included in the query) produces 5 hits:

liquisearch names "Misplaced Pages Alumni (i.e. our article) as source
Pr. G-berg credits "World Heritage Encyclopedia Edition" via a thumbnail and bottom of the page text
World Heritage Encyclopedia includes boilerplate that includes WP among its sources
Wikiwand duplicates the text of this talk page, including at least 1 contrib i added in the last few hours]
"Wikipeetia, the misspelled encyclopedia" lives up to its slogan by misspelling about 90% of our text, including of course "teh".

Someone (even more obsessive/compulsive than i) may want to do a WikiBlame search in pursuit of greater clarity about when it disappeared, or examine our colleague Carptrash's contribs against the possibility that they did something about it themself. When you know when it disappeared, Wikiblame will probably be less frustrating as a tool for determining when it first appeared, which may be helpful in understanding, or at least in further investigation for a source or explanation.
--Jerzy•t 03:12, 15 June 2016 (UTC)

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