Kentucky News - March 22, 2011

• Education council president stresses global competition in WKCTC speech (The Paducah Sun)
• Council on Postsecondary Education president visits WKCTC (West Kentucky Star.com)
• CPE President Bob King to visit Western Kentucky Community and Technical College (iSurf News Paducah)
• Education council president stresses global competition in WKCTC speech (The Paducah Sun)
• College to hold student job fair (Floyd County Times (KY)
• New community college courses give students a chance to get educated, start new career (The Republic)
• Program gives people another option for education (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• 2010 U.S. Census: Warren sees rise in blacks (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Education Dept. clarifies rules on incentive compensation, credit hour, and distance education (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Ransdell says 5 percent tuition hike likely on the way (WKU Herald)
• Cuts eliminating vacant positions (WKU Herald)
• Ransdell says 5 percent tuition hike likely on the way (WKU Herald)
• U of L students migrate to CardMail (Louisville Cardinal)
• WKU spending cuts will cost jobs (Bowling Green Daily News)
• First Lady to speak on raising Kentucky's dropout age to 18 (The Courier-Journal)
• Murray lauds growth (The Paducah Sun)
• Rowan schools receive $6,000 rebate check (The Morehead News)
• Incentives offered to raise college graduation rates (The New York Times)
• Are "charter universities" the future of state-funded higher ed? (Stateline.org)