In the tight-knit, middle-class communities surrounding Dayton, many members of the class of '09 knew exactly what they would do when they grew up. They would get a good-paying job at the General Motors factory or at one of the Delphi auto parts plants, get married and start families. But the deep recession and the downsizing of American manufacturing have bulldozed those plans, leaving many of these young people confused and rudderless, with some contemplating a path that might be new to their families: college.
State grants and scholarships programs are still pending the final passage of the state biennial budget.
Owens Community College officials said that the nearly 8,600 students enrolled for summer classess has set a record.
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Owens has record enrollment for summer classes
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