Kentucky News - November 15, 2010

• Ed leader: State must do better (Daily News)
• DELO training program tagged for higher ed award (Daily News)
• U of L campaign seeks to raise $750 million (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• U of L striving to raise $750 million (wLKY.com)
• U of L, JHSMH, CHI to form statewide health care network (Business First of Louisville)
• U of L intends to maintain academic freedoms under merger (Business First of Louisville)
• Gateway Community College receiving 5-year grant (KCTCS News)
• Provost answers student questions (Kentucky Kernel)
• Online classes see spike in students, earnings (Kentucky Kernel)
• Proposed federal loan rules could affect WKU (wku Herald.com)
• University of Louisville to proceed on merger with Jewish, Denver-based company (The Courier-Journal)
• Western Kentucky's recruiting effort for foreign students starts slow (The Courier-Journal)
• University of Louisville teams with Owensboro on regional business effort (The Courier-Journal)
• Textbook rentals aren't cure for college costs (The Courier-Journal)
• Company to help find UK leader (The Courier-Journal)
• U of L research arm to aid Owensboro (The Courier-Journal)
• UK may limit public information about presidential candidates (The Lexington Herald-Leader)
• U of L chief touts partnership (Messenger-Inquirer)
• MSU College of Education secures development grant for teachers (Murray Ledger & Times)
• 9 Ky. Education Projects Awarded $1.26 Million (WKRC Cincinnati/Local 12.com)
• 60 U.S. campuses have coal-fired power plants. Lawsuits and activism are trying to phase them out (Reuters)