Kentucky News - April 13, 2012

State:

• Beshear to call special legislative session (Bowling Green Daily News)
• University of Louisville tuition likely to rise 6 percent in fall (Courier-Journal)
• Jeffersonville High to participate in Advanced Placement initiative (Courier-Journal)
• Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear to call legislative special session (Courier-Journal)
• Fake GEDs: Beware of websites (Glasgow Daily Times)
• New NKU president will face old challenge: legislature (Cincinnati.com)
• Schools may get reprieve on new rating system (Cincinnati.com)
• Rooftop device at UK records pollen and mold counts (Herald-Leader)
• Beshear to call special legislative session for Monday (Herald-Leader)
• Murray schools receive AdvanceKentucky grant (Murray Ledger & Times)
• UK agriculture research named one of top chemistry advances in 2011 (Lane Report)
• Tuition could rise by 5 percent (WKU Herald)
• SGA’s Patel to lobby in Congress (WKU Herald)
• WKU begins prepping for accredidation process (WKU Herald)
• Proposed house bill to establish Board of Student Body Presidents (The Eastern Progress)
• Online GED scams have hit Nelson County (Kentucky Standard)

National:

• Do Price Controls Help Students? (Inside Higher Education)
• Foundations' Newfound Advocacy (Inside Higher Education)
• Paying Peter More Than Paul (Inside Higher Education)
• Netiquette, Shmetiquette? (Inside Higher Education)
• Going It Alone (Inside Higher Education)
• Negotiators Reach an Impasse on Rules for Judging Teacher-Training Colleges (Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Facebook Returns to Campus Roots With ‘Groups for Schools’ (Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Justice Dept. Sues Apple and Major Publishers in E-Book Price-Fixing Case (Chronicle of Higher Education)
• When a Hazing Goes Very Wrong (New York Times)