Deletion of Yale Model United Nations

Comment: OK, let's try this once again.  The reason those articles can't be used to establish notability is that they are likely to be biased in a way that would make them write about less notable events than other papers, simply because it is a Yale event and their reason for existence is to cover Yale-related activities.  Just read what they write about themselves: http://www.yaledailynews.com/aboutus About the Yale Daily News (the other one gives a 404 on the about link).  You cannot point to a single paragraph in a policy that would allow these to be considered |reliable sources.  And don't assume that I haven't read the links.  I did, and the coverage was fairly trivial and I really didn't see anything that indicated how this subject was particularly notable.  P.S. please log in if you're going to be signing with a username.  Right now you're an anonymous IP
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)

Comment: As undergraduate publications, the Yale Herald and the Yale Daily News are ''completely'' independent from the International Relations Association, which organizes the event and is not affiliated with Yale University in any formal way. As such, they are ''independent'' sources per . The same holds for the Yale Office of Public Affairs
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NOTE)