Yes, the page listing the complete overview of the society with all Purdue information should be protected. It gives a more complte historical view of the society. I appreciate the other person's interest in promoting what the society is today, but what it is today is only an expression of what it has become after its start up. It would be like ignoring that U of I once had an indian mascot just because now it recently doesn't. This is an encyclopedia, not a current group's web page. T.N.E already has that, and anyone can go there and learn what the values of the society are today.