Kentucky News - April 5, 2010

• Ex-employee files complaint against Western (WKU Herald)
• Senate quickly approves charter schools proposal (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Program for dyslexic students to begin this fall (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Student loan reform saves failing system (KY Kernel)
• Kentucky Senate approves charter schools in bid for federal education funds (Courier-Journal)
• Hispanic students at UK rise in retention rates (Kentucky Kernel)
• President Mary Evans Sias finalist for Martha Layne Collins Award (Kentucky State University News)
• KSU Mathematics Professor Elected Webmaster, Editor Of KYMAA (Kentucky State University News)
• New Murray State Web site launches (The Murray News)
• University underfunded (The Northerner)
• Government to control student loans (WKU Herald)
• NKU ‘Service on Saturday’ is approaching (Kypost.com)
• College transfer measure praised (The Daily Independent)
• EKU celebrates First Amendment (The Richmond Register)
• Patterns of Distinction Conference set for MSU (Murray Ledger & Times)
• UK, Chinese cancer centers team up (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• UK brings its research to the people (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Kris Kimel | Kentucky program shoots for the heavens (The Courier-Journal)
• David Hawpe | Lawmakers are fouling Ky.'s educational system (The Courier-Journal)
• No to charter schools (The Courier-Journal)
• UK program helps cut teen pregnancy rate (The Courier-Journal)
• WKU to extend insurance benefits to domestic partners (The Courier-Journal)
• College Transfers 101: SCC students in favor of new Senate bill (Commonwealth Journal)
• GED graduates may now apply for Byrd Scholarships (The Central Kentucky News-Journal)
• Budget holdup affects schools (Bowling Green Daily News)
• McConnell on hand for dedication of robotics lab at Western (Bowling Green Daily News)
• State's 'Race to the Top sabotaged by teachers unions (Paducah Sun)