Talk:Enloe High School
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An excellent start article with some good references. With a little more content and a few pictures this could be a B. High importance as it is clearly a school of some national significance owing to its Newsweek ranking. Dahliarose 22:29, 27 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] AudioLand
I'll save this from speedy deletion off it's own page before that is again deleted - unsuitable for direct inclusion, but may help develop article
"Audio Land, located in the heart of William G. Enloe High School. This is a place where students express themselves, make beats and raps, and even help edit and produce a the future Enloe Audio Radio Network. You may ask yourself, Why is this important? Well, Audio Land is an example of America's tax dollars at work. We have new and upcoming artists come in to record their music and play for us. We produce many beats that are used across the internet, as well as many raps from some of our top students. We are contributors not only to Jamglue and the Enloe Audio website ((http://start.enloeaudio.us)), but we are the future of America's radio programs and music world" Philipwhiuk (talk) 17:25, 30 April 2008 (UTC)
