Talk:Beatriz Colomina

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Beatriz Colomina is a famous architecture historian. She is already referenced in a couple of Wiki entries, notably in Mark Wigley and in postmodern architecture. However, there is another entry with the same title, Beatriz colomina (without a capital C). While the latter entry should be deleted, I disagree with this entry being recommended for deletion. It is relevant to people interested by architectural history, theory and criticism and it should be expanded. Pictogramfanzine 22:18, 23 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] since I was not the author

I can and have removed the tag. Faculty as major research universities are often notable, and speedy is only for articles on subjects who make no claims to notability whatsoever. DGG 00:44, 24 April 2007 (UTC)