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When Governors State University opened its doors, the university was envisioned as a center offering new and flexible educational opportunities to Illinois residents within a 50 mile radius of the campus. It was to make an intensive effort to reach minority groups, lower income people and those who work in the area and desired further education. An innovative type of language was greatly used throughout the University; for example, job efficiency, cultural expansion, intra/interpersonal relationships and functional citizenship. In its effort at uniqueness, the GSU community has encountered a potentially bewilderingly new variety of educational concepts and philosophies expressed, yet some si...
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