Kentucky News - October 11, 2012

State:

• Ceremony planned to install new president (The Northerner)
• U of L closing residence hall due to mold (Business First of Louisville)
• Tuition freeze offered at IU for four-year grads (Business First of Louisville)
• Four Sullivan students earn honors at international culinary competition (Business First of Louisville)
• Student apartment construction progresses (The Eastern Progress)
• WKCTC to Give Back Incentive Funding (West Kentucky Star)
• Residence hall evacuated after mold discovery (The Louisville Cardinal)
• Mold forces 270 University of Louisville students to move out of dorm (The Courier-Journal)
• Mold found in dorm; students moving (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Jessamine County: Asbury is No. 4 in magazine's list of top colleges in the South (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Adult Student Testing Practices Cost Community College (WKMS)
• Dunn delivers annual State of the University address (Murray Ledger & Times)
• School readiness results released (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Incorrect reporting of student test scores costs WKCTC (The Paducah Sun)
• University of Kentucky hosts regional summit on city design for mayors, designers (The Lane Report)
• UofL alumnus pledges $400,000 to train rural surgeons (The Lane Report)
• "Our Voice. Our Future." Engages Students in Politics (WBKO)
• State in talks with UK over troubled fuel lab (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Streamlining fuel lab and potential deal with UK could help Dept. of Ag. dig out of leftover money pit (cnl2 Pure Politics)
• Only one in four children ready for kindergarten (M. Courier Press)

National:

• Univ. of Texas to Test Incentives for On-Time Graduation (Education Week)
• Are new online standardized tests revolutionary? Decide for yourself (Hechingered.org)
• Brand New Online Heavies (Inside Higher Ed)
• Year-Old Code of Conduct Makes Slow Progress Among For-Profit Colleges (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)