Kentucky News - April 20, 2011

• U of L watching flap over Grawemeyer award winner (Bowling Green Daily News)
• Change in summer hours to help WKU save energy (Bowling Green Daily News)
• CU School of Music earns high rankings (Central Kentucky News Journal)
• College hopefuls look for greener pastures (USA Today)
• College presidents around USA impersonated on Twitter (USA Today)
• UK students face possible 6 percent tuition boost (Courier-Journal)
• Computer system shutdown costly to some U of L students (Courier-Journal)
• New offering a ‘critical step’ (Glasgow Daily Times)
• KCTCS STUDENT SELECTED FOR USA TODAY’S 2011 ALL-USA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ACADEMIC TEAM (KCTCS News)
• University of Kentucky plans 6 percent tuition hike, 3 percent pay raises (Herald-Leader)
• Airport board votes to accept EKU as operator (Richmond Register)
• EKU tuition, meals on the rise, again (Richmond Register)
• It’s never too early to educate (Daily Independent)
• Taking the max: EKU says it will raise tuition by whatever CPE will allow (Daily Independent)
• Great publicity: MSU hopes win over U of L helps up student enrollment (Daily Independent)
• Poll: Finances dictating college, career choices (Kentucky Post)
• Admissions applications are up at MSU (Morehead News)
• Eckhardt fired for creating 'psychologically abusive' environment (WKU Herald)
• Students could see 6 percent tuition increase for second straight year (Kentucky Kernel)
• Faculty, staff can expect average 3 percent pay increase (Kentucky Kernel)
• Faculty say study abroad has benefits: Programs assure safety for upcoming travels (Kentucky Kernel)
• Off-campus housing site a tool for students: Page launched last year helps students find homes (Kentucky Kernel)
• U of L employee accused of moving funds (Louisville Cardinal)
• Editorial: Former U of L employee under investigation (Louisville Cardinal)
• Students battle bullies through silence (The Northerner)
• Graduation rate increases but still lower than most (The Northerner)
• UofL MBA student entrepreneurs win $640,000 grand prize at $1 million 2011 Rice Business Plan Competition (Lane Report)
• Ramsey proposes six percent tuition increase (Louisville Cardinal)
• U of L’s Ramsey to address annual Churchill Tax-Free Fund meeting (Business First of Louisville)
• University of Louisville salaries show school’s sports, medical focus (Business First of Louisville)
• Senate Bill 1 Inpact on Postsecondary Education is Topic of Bowling Green Workshop (K105 News)
• With Google Settlement in Limbo, Universities Press Ahead With Research on Digitized Books (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Career and Technical Education Must Prove Its Value, Education Secretary Says (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• Colleges Rehab Their Web Sites for Major Payoffs (The Chronicle on Higher Education)