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Support I just forgot to put the University name on the page when I created it. -Chris S.
Support Adding the 'University of Louisville' would also let it match 'The University of Louisville Collegiate Chorale' page! -Alex B.
Support There is another University in the US with a singing group called the 'Cardinal Singers' and a clear differentiation needs to be made between the two. -Kelly B.
Support per above. This would fall under unobstructed, uncontroversial moves. Just do it. -Royalguard11Talk 04:33, 23 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
