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SC filmmakers get grants from commission
WIS (Columbia, SC) – February 18, 2010
Professional filmmakers will again join forces with students at Trident Technical College in Charleston and the University of South Carolina in Columbia in projects funded by the fourth year of the South Carolina Film Production Fund.
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Simpson earns USC Leadership Certificate
Morning News (Florence, SC) – February 18, 2010
Northeastern Technical College Director of Institutional Advancement Atticus Simpson of Cheraw recently earned the graduate certificate in higher education leadership from The University of South Carolina.
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Trident Tech receives grant
The Post and Courier (Charleston, SC) – February 18, 2010
House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn announced Wednesday a $2.6 million grant for Trident Technical College to increase the number of nurses and health care workers in the state.
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NETC students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
The Cheraw Chronicle (Cheraw, SC) – February 17, 2010
Several students of Northeastern Technical College were recently honored for their outstanding achievement while enrolled in career and occupational programs at the college.
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National

More private colleges court community college transfers
USA Today – February 18, 2010
Community college transfer students are no longer being courted only by the usual suspects. More private institutions, of every ilk, are aggressively recruiting students from two-year colleges, hoping to bolster and diversify their enrollments and capitalize on the belt-tightening of regional public universities.
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Plan Would Let Students Start College Early
The New York Times – February 17, 2010
Dozens of public high schools in eight states will introduce a program next year allowing 10th graders who pass a battery of tests to get a diploma two years early and immediately enroll in community college.
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