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March 31, 2005, 3:39 pm
Kansas State University at Manhattan started offering online courses to reach out-of-state students, but a growing number of campus residents have enrolled in the classes as well. Students drawn to the digital courses say they’re more convenient than attending regular class sessions: Some students say they prefer to watch lectures in the evening, while others take required courses in the summer to avoid overloading their schedules.
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