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Ok whoever is changing this page is probably a USF kid who thinks USF is now a "flagship". The Sentinel never says anything about a flagship or flagships in the entire article. It does say that "FSU and USF were added to broaden the political appeal of the bill"

[edit] FACT

The Legislation created 3 Research Flagships. The FIU alums are just upset that their alma mater was not included. I took the time to revise the categories. This is the correct breakdown of all the public institutions. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 161.253.37.233 (talk) 19:11, 24 October 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Proof

No you are incorrect their was 2005 legislation that determined the Research Flagships, this was based on Research expenditures. You are just angry cause FIU isn't a Flagship

You are hilarious. I didn't go to FIU either... If there is a source that says what you are claiming then provide it. We can then make the article reflect your source. But as it stands now you are changing the article without providing anything to back up your claims. KnightLago 01:12, 25 October 2007 (UTC)