Kentucky News - September 1, 2011

State:

• Unemployment up (Bowling Green Daily News)
• University of Louisville has deal with Baptist for sterilizations (Courier-Journal)
• Hospital merger clears competition regulators (Courier-Journal)
• Proposed hospital merger clears FTC (USA Today)
• White House press secretaries in NKU lecture (Cincinnati.com)
• UK to study NKY historic buildings (Cincinnati.com)
• School districts putting Facebook limits on teachers (Cincinnati.com)
• Former White House press secretaries to speak at NKU (Kentucky Politics)
• Superintendent explains curriculum changes (Cincinnati.com)
• Kentucky News Review: Changes await incoming university students (Herald-Leader)
• UK sports fouls student journalist (Herald-Leader)
• Law schools lure fewer students as jobs dry up (Kentucky Post)
• University of Louisville, Baptist Hospital East announce enhanced relationship (Lane Report)
• UK & UofL: Novel alloy could produce hydrogen fuel from sunlight (Lane Report)
• Former White House press secretaries Gibbs and Perino to headline political debate at NKU (Lane Report)
• JOBS: Jobless rates down in 99 counties from July 2010 to July 2011 (Lane Report)
• U of L, Baptist Hospital East reach agreement on reproductive services (Business First of Louisville)
• UK Healthcare official to join Kaiser Permanente (Business First of Louisville)
• LOU Hospital To Offer Tubal Ligations (WEKU)
• Jobless Rates up in 18 Counties (WEKU)
• UK Athletics Spanked over Reporter Ban (WEKU)
• Heat Index is Rising on Unbridled Learning (Kentucky Teacher)

National:

• Bargaining with the Provost (Inside Higher Education)
• A Competition to Avoid? (Inside Higher Education)
• Regaining Confidence (Inside Higher Education)
• For-Profits Eye British Market as Government Lays Out Welcome Mat (The Chronicle)
• Complexity Slows Drive to Revise Human-Subjects Rules (The Chronicle)
• Generation Limbo: Waiting It Out (New York Times)
• Three-fifths of colleges get C or worse in general education (Washington Post)