Talk:Eugene Odum

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[edit] Wives and children - facts correct? And...

My comment here relates to the first paragraph about Eugene Odum's life and work. If the information about Odum being married twice and having three children is correct, it should be moved. The paragraph is a springboard for a summary of his career in science, so the sentence sits awkwardly at the end of the paragraph.

I'd have moved the sentence, except I was not sure the information about wives and children was correct. So I refrained from dealing with the sentence. Joel Russ 13:50, 14 August 2007 (UTC)