New Haven School Official Quits After Claims Of Harassment - Hartford Courant [ http://www.courant.com/community/new-haven/hc-new-haven-harrassment-0525-20110524,0,3163961.story ]
A new study indicates that—shocker!—college students majoring in subjects such as social work, visual and performing arts, and theology can expect to make far less money than workers who majored in engineering, computer science, or business. Grads with degrees in the humanities, arts, education, and psychology tend to earn less upon getting out of college, and they also earn less over the course of their working lives. Basically, they just plain earn less.

JAHC awards scholarships to local students, alumni - Capital City Weekly [ http://www.capitalcityweekly.com/stories/052511/new_834600000.shtml ]
JUNEAU - The Board of Trustees of the Juneau Arts & Humanities Council has announced the award of 32 scholarships to local students and alumni. Awards and recipients are as follows: Advanced Art Achievement Award, presented to exceptional young artists to help them continue their artistic studies: Jayleen Beedle, graduating senior, for her studies in photography; Megan Behnke, graduating senior, for her studies in drama; Shanaea Moore, graduating senior, for her studies in drama; Dawson Walker, a recent graduated studying graphic art at Minneapolis College of Art and Design; and Peyton Webb, graduating senior, for his studies in visual arts.

Arts & Humanities Council breaks ground on Hardesty Arts Center - Tulsa World [ http://www.tulsaworld.com/site/articlepath.aspx?articleid%3D20110525_272_A1_CUTLIN722530 ]
The newest addition to the Brady Arts District will be officially known as the Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa Hardesty Arts Center. But officials with the council, which held a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday afternoon at the corner of Archer Street and Boston Avenue to mark start of construction of the $18.3 million multi-use arts facility, said they want the new center to be more familiarly known as the "AH HA."