Kentucky News - September 21, 2010

• Ky, education tackling ambitious goals (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Program helps 28 Kentucky schools top national averages on AP tests (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Rand Paul's idea to kill education agency would affect poor most (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Nucleus plans research park, TIF district (Business First of Louisville)
• University of Louisville changes name of Campbellsville Pediatric practice, adds doctors (Business First of Louisville)
• University of Louisville plans research park adjacent to Belknap Campus (The Courier-Journal)
• James Ramsey | The Porters' University of Louisville legacy (The Courier-Journal)
• Todd's raise shows board out of touch (Messenger-Inquirer.com)
• New Supercomputer Installed at UK (Business Lexington)
• Doctoral diversity in the Humanities won't be achieved by chance (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• In push for diversity, colleges pay attention to socioeconomic class (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
• NKU touts the second largest growth among Kentucky colleges (Kypost.com)
• A record year: More students than ever enrolled in Kentucky collges (KCTCS News)
• Lumina Describes How Far States Have to Go to Meet College-Completion Goals (The Chronicle)