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Kentucky News- April 17, 2006
Kentucky News
April 17, 2006
CATS eats up more hours
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
UK asks, and it shall receive
(Lexington Herald-Leader)
Kentucky schools and students prepare for the state's big test
(Lexington Herald-Leader)
UK studies acid reflux, cancer link
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
Bellarmine to unveil new vision of growth
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
Baptist leader defends decision
(Lexington Herald-Leader)
Editorial- Unfinished business
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
UK students design a future for stricken town
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
Senate cuts off funds for low-income law students
(Lexington Herald-Leader)
CATS study time over
(Bowling Green Daily News)
Editorial- Record budget needed, but debt a concern
(Bowling Green Daily News)
Despite last minute bickering, session marked by cooperation
(Glasgow Daily Times)
Rally prepares students, teachers for CATS testing
(Ashland Daily Independent)
State considering some changes in CATS testing
(Ashland Daily Independent)
HCC class to show how to buy, sell online
(Henderson Gleaner)
Editorial- Fulfilling an obligation
(Kentucky Post)
State to fund MCTC building
(Maysville Ledger-Independent)
UK staff reps plan forum to discuss unions
(Kentucky Kernel)
Grants send UK to eastern Kentucky
(Kentucky Kernel)
Law school scholarships are dropped
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
Editorial- Tax-supported bias
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
Gay and Christian
(Lexington Herald-Leader)
Last Updated 6/19/2006
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