1970		UH/ALOHA System installed (and thus modern networking was invented).
		User Base: 2,000 (Dan Arashiro, 1980)
		March
		IBM 2501 Self-Service Card Reader installed. Card Reader pic
		May
			Kent State Massacre - May 4th
1971		UHSCC name changed to UH Computing Center.
		Walter Yee becomes UHCC director.
		April
		APL installed: 16 concurrent users
		October
		TSO installed: 14 concurrent users
1972			M*A*S*H television show debuts. - September 17th
1973		April
		HP 2000 installed - 16 ports, single CPU system with a single 10MB disk. First users are ICS and CBA students accessing the system through Teletype Model 33 Terminals printing at 10 cps. HP2000 pic1, pic2
		July
		Users are warned about unauthorized and improper use of facilities. Specifically mentioned is that users have maliciously altered IBM system software residing on disk and in core, causing hangups and improper operation of the operating system.
1974			George Ariyoshi elected to first term as governor.
		August
			Nixon announces resignation. - August 8th
		December
		IBM 370/158 replaces 360/65
1975			Aloha Stadium opens.
		September
		COMM-PRO is installed on the 3705 Communications Controller to allow ASCII terminals to connect to APL and TSO. It allows access to either system from any of 3 pools of dialup lines. Speeds are 10 cps or 30 cps (~100 or 300 baud). There are a total of 25 dialup lines. - September 15 3705 pic
		November
		UHCC is moved from HIG to the newly renovated Keller Hall 1st floor. - November 1
		HP2000 upgraded to 32 port access, dual CPU with RJE link to the IBM 370. Later augmented with 66MB additional disk storage.
		User Base: 8,000 (Dan Arashiro, 1980)
1976		January
		Computer based Education Terminal Fair held on second and third floors of Keller Hall emphasizes use of computers in education. This becomes an annual event known as the UHCC Computer Fair.
		May
		Dr. Donald Bitzer of the University of Illinois at Urbana comes to talk about PLATO, the system known for its plasma terminal, "an innovative graphic-pictorial terminal which allows dynamic displays."
		September
		Michael Okuda is hired as a UHCC student assistant. His first project is to produce a slide show, "Using the 029 Keypunch Machine." Michael went on the work as the scenic artist and the technical advisor for the Star Trek movie and T.V. series. Keypunch pic
1977		March
		UHCC classes are video taped for the first time at HCC T.V. studio to make classes available to make classes available to those who couldn't attend the live sessions.
		April
		Leeward CC brings an IMSAI 8080 Microcomputer to the annual UHCC Computer Fair. - April 5-6
		May
		UH Gains access to 4 ports on U. of Illinois' PLATO System.
		June
		Keller 202 opens as a new time sharing room.
		July
		A vending machine is obtained for the Keller lobby where 100 cards are sold for 30 cents thus ending free distribution of key punch cards.
		November
		IBM 7040 retired.
		IBM MVS Operating System installed
		December
		PLATO access increased to 8 ports
		Manoa faculty senate establishes an adhoc committee on computer policy
1978		April
		First Gandalf Private Automatic Computer eXchange (PACX) (128 X 128) Installed. - April 9-15
		July
		HP2000, IBM370/158, and BCC 500 (a system operated by the EE department) lines are re-routed to PACX. - July 23
		IBM 1401 retired.
		August
		TSO -- up to 40 concurrent users.
		October
		The BCC 500 is opened up for general UH users.
		December
		State Budget and Finance denies budget request for a new timesharing system.
1979			UH joins Western Athletic Conference (WAC).
		January
		PLATO up to 16 ports
		March
		During busy periods all IBM system readers (card readers, TSO submits, and RJE readers) are temporarily halted due to max jobs in queues.
		Annual Computer Fair is cancelled; IBM and HP2000 systems are considered too busy to encourage new users.
		December
		KauaiCC begins to access UHCC through a 10 port multiplexor (8 async, 2 sync)