Students might not be receiving the help they need from a state scholarship program, according to two assistant political science professors at Western. Jeffrey Kash and Scott Lasley wrote a research paper describing how some students aren’t using Kentucky Education Excellence Scholarship money, while others aren’t receiving the money they need.

Students wanting professional copy-making services won’t even have to leave campus. A copy center run partially by students could open between June and the beginning of the fall semester, said Leo Simpson, adviser for Students In Free Enterprise. The copy center will be called the WKU SIFE Copy Center and will be built next to the post office on the first floor of the Downing University Center, Simpson said.

Kevin Brooks had no idea what his fraternity brother Gary Ransdell would do with his life when they went to school together in the 1970s. Brooks, now a real estate lawyer, thought the Louisville native had focus and was likable enough to do something good.

John D. Minton Jr. has a pretty influential fraternity buddy. Minton, a judge in the 2nd District Court of Appeals in Kentucky, roomed with President Gary Ransdell when they both lived in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house in the ’70s. But Ransdell might be looking up to Minton by the fall, at least judiciously.