Kentucky News - September 28, 2012

State:

• 'Revenue neutral' simply a cop-out (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• University of Louisville researchers to test zero-gravity surgical technology (The Lane Report)
• MISD’s Rogers comments on state proposal (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Capilouto bans alcohol in tailgating spots along stretch of Cooper Drive (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Fundraising efforts by WKU are impressive (Bowling Green Daily News)
• No alcohol allowed this weekend in tailgate space along Cooper Drive (The Kentucky Kernel)
• Construction of new dorm on schedule for fall 2013 move-in (The Eastern Progress)
• Each One Teach One: Chinese teachers go to juvenile detention center (WKU Herald)
• The Louisville Cardinal sits down with President Ramsey (The Louisville Cardinal)
• ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY: Dunn a semifinalist in Missouri State search (The News.org)
• WKU Nursing Program Receives Grant (WBKO)
• May Valley gets Toyota grant for early childhood ed (Floyd County Times)

National:

• Affirmative on Affirmative Action (Inside Higher Ed)
• Historically Black Colleges Contemplate a More Diverse Future (Pew States)
• Standards Backers Seek Out Support of Parents (Education Week)
• Romney: No Federal Support for Common Core (Education Week)
• The Missing Americans (Inside Higher Ed)
• Applications to U.S. Graduate Schools Increase, but New Enrollments Drop (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• U. of South Carolina Crafts an Online Degree That Students Can Afford (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)