Kentucky News - August 3, 2012

State:

• Higher One service under investigation (WKU Herald)
• Editorial | Sounds of silence on Jerry Johnson's hire (The Courier-Journal)
• New program in Lexington offers high school dropouts another chance at success (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Goodpaster reappointed, Martin appointed to BOR (Morehead State University News)
• School camps offer lots of learning (Daily Independent)
• College to host tax reform hearing (Floyd County Times)
• U of L Hospital cutting services to save money (WDRB)
• A group of seven high school students from Bowling Green and one from Louisville traveled to China as part of the WKU Confucius Institute's second Summer Bridge Camp (Media-Newswire)

National:

• Math and science fields battle persistent gender gap (USA Today)
• Less Choice, More Structure for Students: In a Tennessee System, It Works (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Most Calif. for-profit colleges lose state grants (The Sacramento Bee)
• New office at UNLV stands ready to serve veterans enrolled at school (Las Vegas Sun)
• Digital Deadline (Inside Higher Ed)
• Colleges Freeze, Reduce Tuition as Public Balks at Further Price Hikes (Diverse Issues in Higher Ed)