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Hi why would you change that it's true. —Preceding
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A short note. Please stop undoing the change to the Westside Christian College page on wikipedia. The number of times that it has been vandalised means that we are not able to continue to revert it to valid information. Please email me directly pkernke at wcc.qld.edu.au if you would like to place real information on this page. Thanks Peter Kernke —Preceding
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It's a statistics table, it's obviously referring to 1999–2000. It makes the tables look weird when it's 1999–2000. RandySavageFTW ( talk) 01:47, 9 July 2011 (UTC)
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Hi why would you change that it's true. —Preceding
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71.58.213.93 (
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A short note. Please stop undoing the change to the Westside Christian College page on wikipedia. The number of times that it has been vandalised means that we are not able to continue to revert it to valid information. Please email me directly pkernke at wcc.qld.edu.au if you would like to place real information on this page. Thanks Peter Kernke —Preceding
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It's a statistics table, it's obviously referring to 1999–2000. It makes the tables look weird when it's 1999–2000. RandySavageFTW ( talk) 01:47, 9 July 2011 (UTC)
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