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            "text": "The Communication Skills Center (CSC) is a key academic support unit that provides students with personalized, supplemental instruction in writing, reading, study strategies, and time management. The staff also offers assistance in using individual learning styles and improving note-taking and test-taking skills. All students may take advantage of these free services while enrolled at the University."
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            "text": "For Nontraditional Students, the CSC also offers the FRIENDS Program, an academic resource center for students who are either over age 24, a parent (regardless of age), married, divorced, or returning to school after five or more years. The program provides students with individualized academic support including access to tutoring, peer mentors, academic and life skills workshops, timely campus information, and special family events. Please visit the FRIENDS Program in Room 304, Carl M. Hill Student Center, or call 597-5195 for more information."
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            "text": "Kentucky State University is committed to establishing and maintaining a communications and information system which will provide students, faculty, staff, and administrators with sufficient computing resources to achieve learning, instructional, and administrative goals. The University recognizes the increasing role of computers in all disciplines today, and seeks to meet the challenge of providing an environment in which students can utilize computers as tools in any field of study. The University has established a campus-wide fiber-optic network of desktop computers."
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