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Co-authored-by: Leonardo Bishop <13875753+LMBishop@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Holly <25277367+Thatsmusic99@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: Thatsmusic99

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@@ -75,8 +75,8 @@ the individual teams that pulled everything together. Some teams focused on proj
 on more lighthearted games that were quirky and fun, and others created some incredibly impressive AI projects, given
 only 24 hours was provided to work on each team's project. However, there were two projects that were special in their own 
 ways, of which were ThatsAwkward and none other than FLOORPLAN. ThatsAwkward was a project entirely built by conversion 
-students, who learned absolutely*everything* (Git, APIs, Flask, etc.) within the 24 hours, and produced an incredible 
-project that defied expectations. And of course, there's also FLOORPLAN, of which won the inaugural birmingHack and 
+students, who learned absolutely *everything* (Git, APIs, Flask, etc.) within the 24 hours, and produced an incredible 
+project that defied expectations. And of course, there's also FLOORPLAN, which won the inaugural birmingHack and 
 additionally Majestic's category for the "Surprise Us!" category. They also let us know that they got published in the 
 [SIGBOVIK proceedings](https://sigbovik.org/2025/proceedings.pdf) for 2025 with FLOORPLAN!