Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The College of Wooster Greeks (3rd nomination)
The large amount of information that "is rumored," "likely," or "alledged" sic seems to violate the idea that  "a collection of unverifiable speculation." Trivia such as "Symbol: Steal your Face (???)" seems to violate  "an indiscriminate collection of information." Labeling information about hazing as "fun facts" seems to violate . For example, while it may possibly be a verifiable fact that "sorority pledges had to ... write "Peanut" on the butt ... men would then be instructed ... to 'Slap their peanut,'" for editors to label such "facts" as "fun" betrays a certain POV. And "There is a common misconception that the College dosn't have any national fraternities"? I doubt it's that common to have any conception, let alone misconceptions, about fraternities and sororities at Wooster. While I appreciate R._fiend's  optimism that attempts to '''clean-up, move, wikify and verify''' could save this article, the only info that seems even remotely encyclopedic is that "In 1999 ... the school received national attention when four Kappa Chi members were arrested for hazing pledges by beating them and urinating on them, leading to the eventual ban of the Fraternity." This can be merged with Fraternities_and_sororities#Hazing_issues, the rest can be deleted
— User:Dragonfiend, 04:17, 8 November 2005 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOT||WP:NOT||WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)