Deletion of Kiwi Camara (2nd nomination)

Comment: from me as well.  Following the previous AfD, I gutted much of the biographical information (which rambled about his being a debate coach and ballroom dancing), rewrote most of the Harvard incident (which was quite POV and unsourced), and ensured every assertion was backed by a reliable secondary source.  I think given the non-trivial coverage Camara has received, most of which is now in the article, he passes , but it may not be appropriate to hang all of the Harvard incident in this article. I would be happy with a refactoring of that out to another article, or even a redirect to one, as others have suggested above.  Although, at least one recent source focuses on the impact it has had on him personally, five years later: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/02/AR2007040201537.html
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: It's very nice that he graduated law school young. It's nice that he overcame his childhood arthritis.  Are these wonderful '''personal''' achievements?  ''It doesn't matter.'' The point is that this person *himself* is not otable. The Olin fellowship, as discussed above, is simply a funding mechanism, targeting conservative law grad students (at several schools, not just at Harvard).  I am very familiar with it, and it is no more prestigious than other named grad fellowships for aspiring law teachers that are handed out annually to more than a hundred students in the LLM/JSD programs of good law schools
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)