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By JOEL DRESANG

At a ceremonial opening of the Bayshore campus of Bryant & Stratton College last week, Peter Pavone alluded to the ballooning popularity of career colleges.

Nine years ago, Bryant & Stratton had 123 students in Milwaukee, said Pavone, the college's director of Milwaukee campuses. This fall, local enrollment will be around 2,000, including about 100 at its new site, a 37,000-square-foot suite with a capacity for 750 students.

"We've had a nice story," Pavone told a small gathering in the school's library, overlooking Bayshore Town Center.

Away from the celebration, down the hall from Pavone's remarks, Michael Anderson was installing equipment for the school's information ...

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