Kentucky News - November 8, 2010

• Recruitment program starting slow at WKU (Bowling Green Daily News)
• University of Louisville seeking 'greener' profile (Courier-Journal)
• Kentucky State University reorganizes to form 4 colleges (Courier-Journal)
• College entrance rates rise, but remedial work remains common (Courier-Journal)
• University of Kentucky search committee holds first meeting (Courier-Journal)
• Sullivan University to dedicate new plaza on Veterans Day (Courier-Journal)
• Ky. college entrance rates rise, but remedial work common (Kentucky Enquirer)
• UK opens Confucius Institute (Herald-Leader)
• UK sets tentative timetable in search for new president (Herald-Leader)
• Report says more Kentuckians going to college and are more prepared but report on class of '08 notes gaps in gains (Herald-Leader)
• KSU reorganizes to form 4 colleges (Herald-Leader)
• 9 Ky. education projects awarded $1.26 million (Herald-Leader)
• Ransdell's wife plays key role at WKU (Herald-Leader)
• Kentucky opens Confucius Institute for China study (Herald-Leader)
• Western Kentucky's recruiting effort starts slow (Herald-Leader)
• Kentucky College Grads Not Prepared (NPR Regional News)
• U of L sets campaign goal at $750 million (Business First of Louisville)
• Asian religions and cultures major now offered at WKU (WKU Herald)
• KSU Will Celebrate International Education Week With Cultural Events (KSU News)
• Confucius Institute ties UK to China (Kentucky Kernel)
• Alphabet Center offers resources, safe space for LGBTQ community (The Eastern Progress)
• Dunn furthers international partnerships (Murray State News)