Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Starkey International Institute for Household Management (2nd nomination)
many of the sources do not give significant coverage to the school. In the story itself, The Campbell Recorder gives much more coverage the concept of good help is hard to find and mentions the place as where butlers come from. The Campbell Recorder is perhaps a reliable source and since it contains as headlines such wonders as http://www.svcn.com/campbell/news1.shtml this and http://www.svcn.com/campbell/news3.shtml this every empty lot awaiting the spade or decision of the Campbell, California city council is now notable. The Irish Independent devotes 4 sentences to the school in its report on the surge in demand for butlers - it also mentions a placement agency for butlers by such lax standards now notable too probably. One of the NY Times articles has a few quotes from the founder of the establishment - mentioning her affiliation - but the gist of the article was Princess Diana's butler being in attendance at a butler convention (must have been one helluva party) - also the placement agency for butlers is mentioned and its founder quoted (ah big case for notability now) as are some butlers who are given their 15 minutes of fame in the artcle and now should have pages here to memorialize that. The Atlantic Monthly article in The Times covers the school as one part of its article on the experts rich people employ to make their lives run smoothly - in addition to the school, there are a lifestyle consultant, a bank type, a trust officer. They're all notable now too by the same logic. The only article that gives significant coverage to the school is the other NY Times article which again gives coverage to various personages affiliated with the school, a former butler to the governor of New York, etc. Are they, too, now notable. This falls below |the line
— User:Carlossuarez46, 00:39, 16 November 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)