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Old 03-28-2007, 05:20 PM
OrigamiTulip OrigamiTulip is offline
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Part of this problem is caused by the fact that the bodies that are supposed to oversee higher education in Florida have been in a state of turmoil for the last few years. With all of the constant changes going on at the BOR/BOG/BOTs level, it not surprising that this problem wasn't addressed sooner, before it grew to be so out of control.

I sincerely hope that FAMU can get this resolved. Eleven public universities are not enough to serve the rapidly growing educational needs of Florida. We need to be expanding and developing all of the schools we currently have, and adding new institutions as well. Closing one of them would just compound the problem.
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