Deletion of Georgia Tech in popular culture

Comment: I created this article long, long ago http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Georgia_Institute_of_Technology&diff=85535878&oldid=85221387 to get rid of the popular culture section of Georgia Institute of Technology, and made some attempt at sourcing a couple of them and adding a lead image. For ''a description of'' the issues surrounding "in popular culture" pages, see Wikipedia:"In popular culture" articles. The main point that page makes is that "If properly sourced and consistent with policies and guidelines, popular culture articles can attain quality and be a quality part of a topic." I think that it's possible to do so with this page, and while I haven't done so yet, nothing keeps this page from becoming every bit as beautiful as Cultural depictions of Joan of Arc. I've been focusing on History of Georgia Tech and before that, I created a Featured List, List of Georgia Institute of Technology alumni. I'd also like to point out that OT and  are not ''policy'', but a guideline and an essay. I can't think of a solid reason for or against deletion based on ''firmly established policies'' such as  or , but a reasonably solid case can be made to keep the article per the  essay and Wikipedia:WikiProject Georgia Tech|my project's promise to improve the article
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:V||WP:POPCULTURE)

Comment: as per , OR, non-notable.  ''A Georgia Tech notebook is displayed on the shelf in a backroom where Ray Winstone and Leonardo Dicaprio go to beat up some guys in The Departed (2006). ''?  Please.  And the fact that the Georgia Tech marching band played the marching band of a different school is '''''not''''' "Georgia Tech in popular culture", it's sub-nonsensical trivia.  As is most of this crap
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Manual of Style (WP:TRIVIA)