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 Vandalism 

Someone added ""i like big butts and i cannot lie"" and I don't know how to remove it.  It's under ""Anchor career.""  FYI.

Some other sick minded person had actually deleted everything and replaced the entire article with ""hi"". seriously. what kind of person would do that?

It could be the same person. At least the page can be reverted back to its previous format, right? - Jitterro

More random vandalisms. Luckily, it gets remedied quickly, but it makes you think what sick and evil people want to lible a person. -zen

 Bias 

Please stop deleteing the MRC link and reference. They are valid and true facts.  03:03, 24 Aug 2004 (UTC)

MRC link restored by me today.  15:28, 26 Aug 2004 (UTC)

 Picture 

Taking a picture from a website does not guarantee fair use; if anything, you're not crediting the agency/photographer it came from, making it a possible copyvio. I'm placing the picture here until discussion can be raised.  11:42, Apr 27, 2005 (UTC)

You're right but this one is a promotional photo, I think it counts.  

 Death 

It's being reported that Peter Jennings died tonight. Should the article be updated now, or pending confirmation?  

Confirmed by ABC News.  

May he rest in peace.  23:54, August 8, 2005 (UTC)

I'm currently watching (live) ""World News Tonight With Peter Jennings"" yet he died two days ago. Why is that?

Charles Gibson noted, near the end of the Monday cast, that it would remain ""World News Tonight with Peter Jennings"" for the forseeable future; possibly until they've named a replacement, which will be a while. 

 ""Current event"" template 

I see no reason for it to be removed, especially since it has just been reported.  04:06, August 8, 2005 (UTC)

I uploaded a new version of the same promo image from http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/story?id=126542.  (Talk) 

 Copyright violation 

There's a paragraph in the ""Anchor Career"" section that is nearly a word-for-word copy from this NYTimes article. Can we simply re-word it or should it be stricken?  18:53, August 8, 2005 (UTC)

 Start of anchor stint 

Consistent with this article, from the NYT archives, I am changing all references to Jennings' solo anchor duties to beginning on August 9, 1983.  
 

 Chuck Jones death 

But, the only thing Peter Jennings did not do was to report the death of the animator, Chuck Jones in 2002 by ignoring the report.  Does anyone know about this?

 What? 

""Preceded by:
new show""
I have no idea what this means, does anyone, it looks odd 

It means, there wasn't a CTV National News before then.   

Doesn't make sense

The article says:
""Jennings also attended Carleton University, University of Ottawa, and Rider College in New Jersey. He never graduated from high school or college.""

How is that possible? He attended universities but never graduated Highschool..

Trust me, as someone with a chequered educational career, I can affirm that it is possible to get into college without a diploma. Many post secondary institutions have 'special student' part time or night school programs with relaxed entrance requirements. Of course, it helps that his dad was a bigwig at the CBC.  

I am an alumni of Carleton, until recently,  if one was out of school for a couple of years you could sign up as a ""special Student"" and if you did well in a couple of courses, you could then apply as a ""Mature Student"" with no consideration of your previous education required.