Kentucky News - April 21, 2011

• Kentucky universities participate in binge drinking program (WKMS)
• State education leaders question effectiveness, appropriateness of paddling in schools (cnl2)
• Student Center renovation design plans to develop in May (Kentucky Kernel)
• UK education group talks to elementary school kids (Kentucky Kernel)
• Tuition will likely go up 5 percent in fall (The Eastern Progress)
• EKU Center for the Performing Arts close to complete (The Eastern Progress)
• Bomb scare shuts down McCreary Building (The Eastern Progress)
• WKU promotes Ray to Glasgow Campus director spot (WKU Herald)
• Kentucky auditor | State board that oversees for-profit schools has 'inadequate' oversight (The Courier-Journal)
• Computer system shutdown costly to some U of L students (The Courier-Journal)
• State auditor criticizes board that oversees for-profit education (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Teachers don't want to spring too much, too fast on students (The State Journal)
• UK raises tuition, KSU to examine budget (The State Journal)
• UK proposes tuition hike to cover first faculty/staff pay raise in years (Business First of Lexington)
• Board approves EKU tuition hike (WTVQ)
• Audit reveals inadequate oversight on for-profit colleges (The Independent)
• Audit of for-profit college board underscores need for changes, lawmaker says (cnl2)