Mullen on Wikipedia
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Yeah...it's a shame anybody can edit that...
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hahah fantastic. Maybe this is what Maturi meant when he said they'd announce the decision first via social media.
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Gone already. It was a run. 
Someone in Osseo, MN updated it, FWIW.
Someone in Osseo, MN updated it, FWIW.
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I take a "trust but verify" attitude to Wikipedia.
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This is showing up now...
===Minnesota===
On November 29, 2010, speculation ran rampant that Mullen will be announced as the new head football coach at the University of Minnesota. Confirmation of this announcement is expected at a press conference on November 30, 2010.
Man I wish we knew....I do hope we find out soon
===Minnesota===
On November 29, 2010, speculation ran rampant that Mullen will be announced as the new head football coach at the University of Minnesota. Confirmation of this announcement is expected at a press conference on November 30, 2010.
Man I wish we knew....I do hope we find out soon
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When I was in grad school...
Everyone received an e-mail from some provost about citing Wikipedia in papers & your thesis. Long story short, big no-no. That whole peer reviewed thang. The letter did say that Wikipedia is a good starting point to find other references. I did that more that once, assuming the article you found on wiki had citations.
It was always a good idea, though, to make sure the U had a subscription to the journal you were citing. It could be embarrassing if your advisor asked you about the article you referenced from the Bulgarian Journal of Surface Chemistry.
Everyone received an e-mail from some provost about citing Wikipedia in papers & your thesis. Long story short, big no-no. That whole peer reviewed thang. The letter did say that Wikipedia is a good starting point to find other references. I did that more that once, assuming the article you found on wiki had citations.
It was always a good idea, though, to make sure the U had a subscription to the journal you were citing. It could be embarrassing if your advisor asked you about the article you referenced from the Bulgarian Journal of Surface Chemistry.