Kentucky News Clips - February 1, 2011

• NKY Chamber helps align public, private interests (Enquirer and Community Press)
• Dropout bill, student assignments top issues (The Courier-Journal)
• Ransdell: New mayor could affect WKU (WKU Herald)
• U of L gets gold (and silver) for going green (Louisville Cardinal)
• College finds land for expansion (Daily News)
• Legislation centers on dropout age increase (Daily News)
• Educators in state deserve credit for scores (Daily News)
• Ex-Norton Center director to lead new EKU arts center (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Rhee promotes OH ed. reform (Cincinnati.com)
• NKU's student paper collects 26 state honors (Kypost.com)
• A leaner Howard U. (Inside Higher Ed)
• Ending U.S. grant program would imperil states' need-based student aid (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Push for 4-year degrees in W. Va. (The Intelligencer)
• More out-of-staters flock to universities (Des Moines Register)