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The Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
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University of North Carolina approves Wilmington off-campus branch at New Hanover High School, with 176 students registered and classes starting Sept. 23. Part of nine state branches; potential expansions in seven towns if registrations meet minimum.
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Classes Scheduled To Start On Sept. 23 At High School
Wilmington's off-campus branch of the University of North Carolina has been formally approved by university officials. it was announced here yesterday.
One hundred and seventy-six students have already registered for courses at the branch, which will be located in the New Hanover High school building, it was reported.
With classes tentatively scheduled to start on Sept. 23, D. K. Spencer, coordinator. said yesterday that he will go to Chapel Hill today to discuss final arrangements with the university officials.
The Wilmington branch is one of nine which have been approved in the state, according to Russell M..Grumman, extension service director of the university. The other eight and their present registrations are: Charlotte, 249; Fayetteville, 34; Gastonia, 106; Goldsboro, 43; Greensboro, 34; Hendersonville, 40; Murphy, 52; and Rocky Mount 58.
If the required minimum of 30 students register during the next week at each of the following towns branches will be established there also - Albemarle, Burlington, Burnsville, Durham, Lumberton. Mount Airy, and North Wilkesboro.
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Wilmington
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Sept. 23
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one hundred and seventy-six students have already registered; classes tentatively scheduled to start on sept. 23. other branches: charlotte 249, fayetteville 34, gastonia 106, goldsboro 43, greensboro 34, hendersonville 40, murphy 52, rocky mount 58. potential branches in albemarle, burlington, burnsville, durham, lumberton, mount airy, north wilkesboro if minimum 30 register.
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Wilmington's off-campus branch of the University of North Carolina formally approved by university officials. Located in New Hanover High School building. D. K. Spencer to discuss final arrangements in Chapel Hill. One of nine approved branches in the state.