Talk:Gakushūin

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The former Peers' School was a high school, and is not the exact same institution as Gakushuin University. People shouldn't be carrying out edits on topics they know nothing about. 86.140.113.167 22:27, 3 November 2005 (UTC)[reply]

The phrase, "and - as they say - the fact that they could go to Gakushuin does not even come across their minds." might best be changed to the standard expression, "not even cross their minds." This assertion, however, needs to be supported by facts. Who says this?