Kentucky News - January 21, 2010

• James Graham Brown Cancer Center granted breast-care accreditation (Business First of Louisville)
• More students see having an MBA as a chance to get ahead during the recession (Business First of Louisville)
• Higher education budget trimmed (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Higher education budget trimmed, not starved under governor’s plan (The Kentucky Kernel)
• KSU reaches out to Haitian earthquake victims (Kentucky State University News)
• Martin Luther King Day Celebration - "Many Voices, One Dream" (Kentucky State University News)
• Beshear's plan depends on gaming bill (The Eastern Progress)
• DegreeWorks will replace CARES reports (The Eastern Progress)
• Students sponsor donation drive for Haitian earthquake victims (The Eastern Progress)
• Bill to standardize transfer credits (The Eastern Progress)
• Quality Enhancement Program sponsors learning showcase (The Eastern Progress)
• In the wake of Haitian disaster, Louisville reaches out to victims (Louisville Cardinal)
• Stumbo orders new budget plan to be drafted (The Courier-Journal)
• Breast cancer facility is first in Kentucky to receive honor (The Courier-Journal)
• Stumbo orders 'do-over' state budget (nky.com)
• WKU renews research pact with China (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Centre tops Forbes.com list of Best Colleges of the South (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• MSU projects included in proposal (Murray Ledger & Times)
• UK, KSU receive grant to train beginning farmers (The Richmond Register)
• EKU looks to the future (The Richmond Register)
• U Of L Cancer Center gets full accreditation (Kypost.com)
• Hope for the future: Ky. college students use vacation to help Alexandria Habitat project (The Town Talk)