Kentucky News - November 29, 2010

• Ky higher ed president to visit Madisonville Community College (SurfHopkins.com)
• Jobless seek skills in vain at colleges (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• WKU to be open about raises (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• UK president search can be confidential but not secretive (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• More colleges expand programs abroad (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• WKU planning project that could increase fees (Daily News)
• WKU planning project that could increase fees (Daily News)
• WKU nursing program looks to grow (Daily News)
• CU meets with YUST, PUST officials (Central Kentucky News-Journal)
• Universities encouraging study abroad to enrich students (The Courier-Journal)
• Kentucky universities see increase in international students (The Courier-Journal)
• WKU planning project that could increase fees (The Courier-Journal)
• JCPS board must decide how to seek new superintendent (The Courier-Journal)
• University of Louisville closes downtown clinic as larger facility opens (The Courier-Journal)
• David A. Jones Jr. | Scapegoating isn't leading (The Courier-Journal)
• Reader Letter | Unrealistic 'proficiency' standards (The Courier-Journal)
• Life sciences park moving ahead again (The Courier-Journal)
• Region’s resources, challenges reviewed (Murray Ledger & Times)
• Better work force aim of Community Campus effort (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Murray State tops regional graduations (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Regents want more transparency for raises (Messenger-Inquirer)
• Schools, students connect via text (The Paducah Sun)
• KERA: chartering a way to unfulfilled promises (The Richmond Register)
• UK Provost Subbaswamy defends UK's push for Top 20 to invigorate the university and the state (Business Lexington)
• Helping veterans in higher education (Harlan Daily Enterprise)
• Transylvania dean wins national award (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• WKU planning project that could increase fees (14WFIE.com)
• WKU Regents want raises out in the open (WBKO.com)
• Report finds low graduation rates at for-profit colleges (The New York Times)
• States seek ways to take measure of college degrees (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Charter schools must rise to the test (Tennessean.com)
• WKU regents want raises out in the open (Washington Examiner)