Kentucky News - January 19, 2011

• Kentucky must ask more of young students (The State Journal)
• Education chief: Keep 2009 law's reforms on track (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• UK settles religious-discrimination suit for $125,000 (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• WKU leaders prepare for next 5 years (Daily News)
• Accreditation council has WKU ties (Daily News)
• KCTCS program to appeal to African American students (WKMS)
• Professor drops suit against UK (Kentucky Kernel)
• Three new academic programs on Friday's Board of Regents agenda (WKU Herald)
• Kent School receives grant to help prevent teen pregnancy (Louisville Cardinal)
• Major building changes in store for NKU academic divisions (The Northerner)
• WKU partners with Owensboro, Daviess for startups (Daily News)
• Univ. of Kentucky settles lawsuit from astronomer (Daily News)
• Richard Nelson | 'Potential evangelicals' need not apply at UK (The Courier-Journal)
• Astronomer at heart of evolution controversy settles suit against UK (The Courier-Journal)
• Work winding down on Freedom Park at U of L (The Courier-Journal)
• WKU adding research offices, labs (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Fountain: Hope for the future when people reach for success (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Time to return to basics, common sense in education (The Paducah Sun)
• EKU offers community education (The Richmond Register)
• Colleges struggle to cope with troubled students (Associated Press)