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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Reading the responses, I think not everyone is using the same definition for "Flagship." Is a flagship always "University of X state?" Or is "X State University" ever the "flagship?" What about "Tech" (such as Georgia Tech?)[/quote] LSU is Louisiana’s flagship. At the time that it was founded, the University of Louisiana already existed, but it was later privatized and became Tulane. There is also now a newer University of Louisiana system in the state, but they’re renamed directional universities. LSU is in Baton Rouge, which is the state capital and a good sized city for Louisiana, but of course not the major city (although really the New Orleans and Baton Rouge suburbs have just about grown together).[/quote]
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