Kentucky News - February 24, 2012

State:

• Kentucky voices: Ramrodding UPike plan a bad move for Ky. (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Unbridled Learning will help move Kentucky forward (The Courier-Journal)
• Rollins honored for work on behalf of Ky. students (The State Journal)
• KSU shouldn't have closed meeting, AG says (The State Journal)
• US college grads get older, shift workplace trends (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Jill Biden and Labor Secretary Tout President's Workforce Plan at BCTC Event (Business Lexington)
• University of Louisville issues RFP for hospital partner (Business First of Louisville)
• Separate St. Francis schools - elementary, high and preschool - agree to merge (The Courier-Journal)
• WKU scholarship promotes summer classes (Daily News)

National:

• Number of U.S. adults with college degrees hits historic high (The Washington Post)
• Senate Committee's Report Focuses on For-Profit Colleges' Share of Military Education Benefits (The Chronicle)
• Bachelor's Attainment Tops 30% for First Time (Inside Higher Ed)
• Dayton signs skills test requirement for teachers (Brainer Dispatch)