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Submitted to The Record A record 384 students attend· ed orientation activities held Friday, f\.lay 30 at East Central Community College in Decatur. announced Joe Kil· lens. vice president for student services. Killens sn id the record num· ber surpassed the previous mark ·of 329 students who attended orientation on June l. 2007. Enrollment reached 2·12H students !luring the 2007 fall semestc1: "We are obviously very pleased with the record turnout for our first orienta· tion session of the summer.'' Killens said. ··we km1w the main reason students choose EC is for our academic reputa· tion. anct \•.'e are doing every·

thing we can to make a college education affordaule and acccs sible for students or ran ages." East Central recentl~ announced 'that tuition will remain at $700 pel; semeste1: The college is also: providing Internet and cable 11V services for dormitory studeJ1ts. Additional oricnfation ses· sions will be· held' Saturday, ,June 7: Thursday, June 26; Wednesday, July 16; and Friday, August 15. £i'all classes begin ThursdH\\ August 21. For more information con tact ECCC Student Service5 Phone 6:01·635~2111 hr call tol free. 1-877·462<~222;' ext. 20;) The enwil address· is jkill ens 'lt,eccc.edu. L r ....J z < 1- < - z w Cl z :::J a. w C) 0 a. 0::: < u < < ::r: 1- z w 1- 1- 0 a. 0::: 0 a. < u z < u (/) :::J

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Adrienne McDill (right), a 2008 graduate of Newton County High School, was among area students who attended the May 30 Orientation session held at East Central in Decatur. Help1ng her prepare her fall class schedule is ECCC physics instructor Billy Miles

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