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* Academics (Admissions, Colleges/Departments, Courses)
* Blacksburg, VA (Crime, Government)
* Student Life (Activities, Clubs, Culture/Traditions, Dining, Housing/Residence, Shopping, Transit)
* Sports
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Be bold. During the initial growth phase, write first and ask questions later. Leaving off "at Virginia Tech" is an easy way to keep article names short(er). See the the [[Special:Categories|list of categories]] for an overview of what's currently available. If you are looking for guidelines, Wikipedia's conventions and the [http://www.branding.unirel.vt.edu/style-guides/index.html University Style Guide] are the best starting points.
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Gobblerpedia has been online since '''February 11th, 2011'''. Please add (or import from an appropriately licensed source) any information you think might be worth sharing. Work is ongoing on templates that will ease the documentation of common classes of articles, such as courses, textbooks, and departments, but the templates can easily be added to existing material so don't wait on them to add material.
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