Wikipedia:Featured article candidates/Featured log/Summary

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This is a list as of 9 October 2004. The most recently featured articles are listed only on the main featured log page.

This is a log of older featured articles from Featured article candidates. Discussions about failed nominations are located at archived nominations.

This log is roughly chronological, with newer featured articles listed last. It is possible that some of these articles are no longer featured; see Featured article removal candidates.

Before March 2004
Full discussions archived at: October 2003 to April 2004
 * 1) Garry Kasparov
 * 2) Provinces of Thailand
 * 3) Sino-Soviet Split
 * 4) Zuiderzee Works
 * 5) Marcus Antonius
 * 6) Alliterative verse
 * 7) Io (moon)
 * 8) Irish Poetry
 * 9) Bible code
 * 10) Fancy cancel
 * 11) Villain
 * 12) Western movie
 * 13) Zionism
 * 14) Pumping lemma
 * 15) RISC
 * 16) Batman
 * 17) Superman
 * 18) Not the Nine O'Clock News
 * 19) H. P. Lovecraft
 * 20) Original sin
 * 21) Baroque
 * 22) Titanium
 * 23) Action potential
 * 24) Peer review
 * 25) Charles Ives
 * 26) Gram Parsons
 * 27) Irish theatre
 * 28) Synapse
 * 29) Ackermann function
 * 30) Irish theatre
 * 31) Oxyrhynchus
 * 32) Thou
 * 33) Battle of Aljubarrota
 * 34) Shakers
 * 35) Trigonometric function
 * 36) Hubble Space Telescope
 * 37) L. Paul Bremer
 * 38) Split infinitive
 * 39) Julius Caesar
 * 40) First Battle of the Stronghold
 * 41) Foundation Series
 * 42) Indus Valley Civilization
 * 43) Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
 * 44) Mitochondrial Eve
 * 45) Mandarin (linguistics)
 * 46) Vacuous truth
 * 47) Medieval literature
 * 48) Simon and Garfunkel
 * 49) Frankfurt School
 * 50) Jet engine
 * 51) Donegal fiddle tradition
 * 52) Parthenon
 * 53) Peerage
 * 54) Origins of the American Civil War
 * 55) All your base are belong to us
 * 56) C programming language
 * 57) English poetry
 * 58) Irish Houses of Parliament
 * 59) U.S. Electoral College
 * 60) Rudyard Kipling
 * 61) Hutton Inquiry
 * 62) Abraham Lincoln

March 2004
Full discussions archived at: October 2003 to April 2004
 * 1) Space elevator
 * 2) Buddhism
 * 3) Enclave
 * 4) Voynich Manuscript
 * 5) Carl Sagan
 * 6) Bioinformatics
 * 7) People's Republic of China

April 2004
Full discussions archived at: October 2003 to April 2004
 * 1) Floppy disk
 * 2) Assassin
 * 3) Wigwag
 * 4) Ford Mustang
 * 5) Origins of the American Civil War
 * 6) Labor market
 * 7) ROC presidential election, 2004
 * 8) Leopold and Loeb
 * 9) James Bulger murder case
 * 10) Tiananmen Square protests of 1989
 * 11) Soap bubble
 * 12) Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius
 * 13) Single malt Scotch
 * 14) Buckinghamshire
 * 15) Trench warfare
 * 16) Auto rickshaw
 * 17) Anatoly Karpov
 * 18) The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

May 2004
Full discussions archived at: May 2004
 * 1) Heavy metal umlaut
 * 2) Sid McMath
 * 3) Triangle
 * 4) European Union
 * 5) Weather lore
 * 6) Crash test dummy
 * 7) Submarine
 * 8) President of Ireland
 * 9) Jim Thorpe
 * 10) Kashrut
 * 11) London Underground
 * 12) War elephant
 * 13) Acetaminophen
 * 14) Vowel
 * 15) Belgium
 * 16) Speech synthesis
 * 17) Geology of the Bryce Canyon area
 * 18) VW Type 2
 * 19) Olympic Flame
 * 20) Eureka Stockade
 * 21) Dmitri Shostakovich
 * 22) British East India Company
 * 23) Marshall, Texas
 * 24) Pufferfish
 * 25) Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson
 * 26) The Beatles
 * 27) Linus Pauling
 * 28) Portuguese language

June 2004
Full discussions archived at: June 2004
 * 1) Ian McKellen
 * 2) Bryce Canyon National Park
 * 3) Zeppelin
 * 4) Transit of Venus
 * 5) Emacs
 * 6) Fermi paradox
 * 7) Academia
 * 8) First Amendment to the United States Constitution
 * 9) History of computing hardware
 * 10) Battle of Normandy
 * 11) Billboard (advertising)
 * 12) Article One of the United States Constitution
 * 13) Margaret Thatcher
 * 14) Humpback Whale
 * 15) Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution
 * 16) GNU/Linux naming controversy
 * 17) Separation of powers under the United States Constitution

July 2004
Full discussions archived at: July 2004
 * 1) Traditional counties of England
 * 2) Laika
 * 3) Ferdinand Magellan
 * 4) Prince-elector
 * 5) City status in the United Kingdom
 * 6) Great Mosque of Djenne
 * 7) Lawrence_v._Texas
 * 8) Coca-Cola
 * 9) Middle-earth
 * 10) Fractal
 * 11) Plate tectonics
 * 12) Charles Graner
 * 13) Calvin and Hobbes
 * 14) Olympic Games
 * 15) Tank
 * 16) Russian constitutional crisis of 1993
 * 17) Mount St. Helens
 * 18) Siege
 * 19) Royal Assent
 * 20) Hereditary peer
 * 21) History of the Peerage
 * 22) Father Damien
 * 23) Louis Armstrong
 * 24) Tynwald Day
 * 25) Igor Stravinsky
 * 26) Gender role
 * 27) Operation Downfall
 * 28) Papal election
 * 29) Coronation of the British monarch
 * 30) Glass
 * 31) Aryan invasion theory
 * 32) Vulgar Latin
 * 33) Order of the Garter
 * 34) Black hole
 * 35) Treaty of Devol
 * 36) Russian language

August 2004
Full discussions archived at: August 2004
 * 1) Rights and privileges of peers
 * 2) Mains power plug
 * 3) Monopoly (game)
 * 4) Enigma machine
 * 5) Order of the Thistle
 * 6) United States Constitution
 * 7) 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens
 * 8) Order of the Bath
 * 9) Quatermass and the Pit
 * 10) Art competitions at the Olympic Games
 * 11) Data Encryption Standard
 * 12) PaX
 * 13) Holy Prepuce
 * 14) Common scold
 * 15) History of Greenland
 * 16) Barack Obama
 * 17) Governor-General of India
 * 18) Privy Council
 * 19) 2004 Democratic National Convention
 * 20) Bloodletting
 * 21) Yesterday (song)
 * 22) Kakapo
 * 23) Henry VIII of England
 * 24) Chuck Palahniuk
 * 25) Speed of light
 * 26) Cold fusion
 * 27) Nineteen Eighty-Four (TV programme)
 * 28) Felix the Cat
 * 29) Something (song)
 * 30) Hey Jude
 * 31) Richard Feynman
 * 32) Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9
 * 33) Elizabeth I of England
 * 34) Warsaw uprising
 * 35) Mary I of England
 * 36) Mutt (dog)
 * 37) Battle of the Bulge
 * 38) Edward VI of England
 * 39) Color Graphics Adapter
 * 40) England expects that every man will do his duty
 * 41) DNA repair
 * 42) Isan
 * 43) George III of the United Kingdom
 * 44) Bishojo game

September 2004
Full discussions archived at September 2004
 * 1) Louis XIV of France
 * 2) Cricket
 * 3) Galveston Hurricane of 1900
 * 4) Coronation Street
 * 5) Iraqi resistance
 * 6) Seabiscuit
 * 7) Roche limit
 * 8) Golden age of arcade games
 * 9) Ridge Route
 * 10) History of Buddhism
 * 11) Casablanca (movie)
 * 12) Mary II of England
 * 13) Samuel Beckett
 * 14) Infinite monkey theorem
 * 15) Attila the Hun
 * 16) Anne, Queen of Great Britain
 * 17) Fanny Blankers-Koen
 * 18) Henry Moore
 * 19) Rondane National Park
 * 20) The Long and Winding Road
 * 21) George II of Great Britain
 * 22) Charles II of England
 * 23) Helicobacter pylori
 * 24) Abbey Theatre
 * 25) James II of England
 * 26) A Day in the Life
 * 27) Johnny Cash
 * 28) Suzanne Lenglen
 * 29) James I of England
 * 30) India
 * 31) Zion National Park
 * 32) Paragraph 175
 * 33) George Fox
 * 34) George I of Great Britain
 * 35) Exploding whale
 * 36) Karl Dönitz
 * 37) Charles I of England
 * 38) James Joyce
 * 39) Geology of the Zion and Kolob canyons area
 * 40) Parliament of the United Kingdom
 * 41) Mark Latham
 * 42) Mor lam
 * 43) CPU cache
 * 44) Greco-Buddhism
 * 45) Noam Chomsky
 * 46) Lord Chancellor
 * 47) Du Fu
 * 48) Strategic management

October 2004
Full discussions archived at October 2004
 * 1) George IV of the United Kingdom
 * 2) Cyclone Tracy
 * 3) Strategic management
 * 4) William Butler Yeats
 * 5) William III of England

All archived discussions

 * October 2003 to April 2004
 * May 2004
 * June 2004 to July 2004
 * August 2004
 * September 2004
 * October 2004
 * November 2004

Updating this page

 * 1) Move the discussions from the main featured log page to the appropriate archive(s).
 * 2) List each article discussion here in chronological order.
 * 3) Change the date in the lead section.