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Building a people-oriented management of new ideas college student works

JI Ai-wei

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the market economy in the socialist,we must focus on college students during this particular person to study and reform of the current student management,clear goals student management,student management sort out ideas,to establish a scientific and efficient management mechanism To explore the management of College Students a new situation.

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the market economy in the socialist,we must focus on college students during this particular person to study and reform of the current student management,clear goals student management,student management sort out ideas,to establish a scientific and efficient management mechanism To explore the management of College Students a new situation.

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the market economy in the socialist,we must focus on college students during this particular person to study and reform of the current student management,clear goals student management,student management sort out ideas,to establish a scientific and efficient management mechanism To explore the management of College Students a new situation.

Key concepts: sort, Focus (optics), Public relations, Design management, Management system, Mechanism (biology), Business, Political science

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