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Nice work! I found out that using tabular indents your title pages, though, and using the l specifier you get an overfull hbox with a long statement like for your graduate school. Instead of splitting it manually, use the p{tablewidth} specifier in order to format text as a paragraph.
Also, in \flushleft, tabular indentation is minimal but can be further reduced by using an @{} in front of the column specifier.
So you can change both of the tabular environments to this:
Nice work! I found out that using tabular indents your title pages, though, and using the
l
specifier you get an overfull hbox with a long statement like for your graduate school. Instead of splitting it manually, use thep{tablewidth}
specifier in order to format text as a paragraph.Also, in
\flushleft
, tabular indentation is minimal but can be further reduced by using an@{}
in front of the column specifier.So you can change both of the tabular environments to this:
and
As a last (minor) comment, I just defined a command
\thesistitle
and\thesissubtitle
to prevent writing them 3-4 times in a row.Screenshots:
flushleft, with only
p{\textwidth}
column causes indentation and overflow on the right:flushleft, with
@p{\textwidth}
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