Kentucky News - April 22, 2011

• State agency to consider tuition increases (The Courier-Journal)
• CPE will vote on tuition hikes for state universities (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• New scoreboards, sound system for Commonwealth Stadium come with $6.25 million sticker (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Admissions applications are up at MSU (The Morehead News)
• KCTCS signs transfer agreement with Morehead State University (Middlesboro Daily News)
• Morehead State, KCTCS agreement allows associates of applied science degree students to obtain MSU bachelor's degrees online (The Lane Report)
• EKU tuition, meals on the rise, again (Richmond Register)
• Northern Kentucky University (The Lane Report)
• University of Louisville College of Business (The Lane Report)
• Reader news | ACS, A Xerox Company, helps Kentucky students pay for college (The Courier-Journal)
• Pabst Blast called 'binge drinking in a can' (The Courier-Journal)
• Report: Lincoln teaching loads excessive (Cincinnati.com)
• Gauging financial priorities: some UK faculty want athletics money put toward school (Kentucky Kernel)
• Higher tuition would benefit general budget (Kentucky Kernel)
• Regents will vote on tuition hike in June (WKU Herald)
• COMMENTARY: Education should remain a priority (WKU Herald)
• Murray State names new college heads (The Murray State News)
• Fraternity faces hazing allegations, suspension (The Murray State News)
• University to offer winter term (The Murray State News)
• Who decides on transfer credit? (Inside Higher Ed)
• Arne Duncan urges CTE to prove its worth (Education Week)
• Virginia launches teacher pay-for-performance initiative (Hampton Roads)
• For-profit colleges face more state scrutiny (Stateline.org)
• Trying to take on the for-profits (Inside Higher Ed)
• Journals: USA, others need to re-tool their science programs (USA Today)