Deletion of Madison U. Sowell

Comment: It's slightly fuzzy whether the positions he held at BYU exactly meet 's named chair provision since they're for a broader concept than the standard "X chair of Y subject", but having several such positions and multiple university-wide posts at a huge university seem likely to meet that criterion, and though his current position is at a small school, he is the provost.  This, along with the above-mentioned Google Scholar results that appear to be fairly well-cited at a quick glance (and work on a significant translation), make me say he fits notability for academics.  In addition, he's received some http://www.roanoke.com/news/virginia/southern-virginia-university-to-work-on-policy-after-gay-student/article_9bc6e37a-b22d-514b-a9ed-916e6baf9b5b.html news coverage for questions about whether Southern Virginia in general and he in particular have been discriminatory to gay students
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF)

Comment: Like DGG I'm dubious that the Karl G. Maeser General Education Professor is the level of endowed professorship that we're looking for in #C5 (it seems to be more of a teaching award than a recognition of outstanding scholarship), but he also held the http://humanities.byu.edu/scheuber-veinz-professorship/ Scheuber–Veinz Professorship at BYU, which appears to be a standard endowed professorship. So I think he passes #C5, regardless of whether taking up administration in a different university after his http://frenital.byu.edu/newsletter/nl.3.3.2009.html 2009 retirement from BYU is also worthy or not
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF||WP:PROF)