Kentucky News - May 9, 2011

• CASA helping teens complete education (Bowling Green Daily News)
• More than 4,100 graduate from the University of Kentucky (Courier-Journal)
• Eastern High weighs electronic textbooks (Courier-Journal)
• Murray State installs system to save energy (USA Today)
• Todd oversees final commencement as UK president (USA Today)
• Mom, daughter graduate from Northern Kentucky University (NKY.com)
• Editorial: What we're looking for in Kentucky's leaders (NKY.com)
• Beshear says there will be a 6th furlough day (USA Today)
• Mother, daughter graduate together from UK (Herald-Leader)
• Todd bows out with 3 speeches (Herald-Leader)
• Advance KY's success proves all students can achieve (Herald-Leader)
• Education act should encourage accountability, flexibility (Herald-Leader)
• More Ky. students acing Advanced Placement tests (Herald-Leader)
• Program Helps Teens Taking AP Courses: Students can earn college credit (WHAS)
• UK professor helps former prisoner graduate (Herald-Leader)
• UK College of Design project to be included in international exhibition (Herald-Leader)
• MSU names Outstanding Senior Woman and Man for Spring 2011 (Murray Ledger & Times)
• EKU honors 2,236 degree candidates at spring commencement ceremonies (Richmond Register)
• Program to focus on AmeriCorps (Richmond Register)
• Unfit to serve: 75 percent of young adults can't qualify for the military (Richmond Register)
• No Child Left Behind school reform law may face own overhaul (Kentucky Enquirer)
• Dr. Pannuti's paper selected for 'Astrophysics and Space Science' (Morehead News)
• NKU to confer first doctorate of education degrees tonight at the Bank of Kentucky Center (Lane Report)
• U.S. adds 244,000 jobs; unemployment rate rises to 9% (Business First of Louisville)
• U of L doctor part of study showing benefits of less-expensive Genentech drug (Business First of Louisville)