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A fact from Richard M. Eakin appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 10 July 2015 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
This is a fine article and I find little to criticise in it.
The lead is a little short for an article of this length. It is meant to summarise the body of the text but I'm not sure there is much from the early life section nor the career section.
Be consistent as to how you punctuate "UC Berkeley".
I'm delighted to find mention of Robert C. Stebbins, whose book "A natural history of amphibians" I have found so useful.
" as he did in his own life as both a Christian and a scientist," - I don't think this is grammatically correct within its context.
"(one of whom who died prior to 1956) - extra word.