Kentucky News - July 7, 2011

State:

• Operation Catch-up Academic Academy in full effect (WBKO.com)
• Eastern Kentucky University signs agreement with National Safety Management Society (The Lane Report)
• UK's Gatton College of Business offering discounted registration fees for CBA program (The Lane Report)
• Daniel F. Sullivan | Don't major in business (The Courier-Journal)
• Governor’s Scholars Program enters second year at Murray (The Paducah Sun)

National:

• Pretending they didn't happen (Inside Higher Ed)
• E-phemeral E-Books (Inside Higher Ed)
• Editorial: A victory for college diversity (Denver Post)
• Atlanta public school exams fudged (USA Today)
• As budgets are trimmed, time in class is shortened (The New York Times)
• The last of the tenure track (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Goodwill Inc. works with community colleges to get adults back on their feet (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Illinois drops writing from standardized exam (Quad-City Times)
• Cuts for Governor's School may end summer program for gifted students (News Observer)
• Students in summer program earn credits in both high school, college (The Tennessean)