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Hilo students, from left, tenor Chris Ramos, soprano Yvette Rolufs, soprano and baritone Jian “Ken” Guan will solor with the Kona Symphony Chorus in “Voices and Organ: Sacred Classics,” at 3 p.m. Mar. 21 at St. Michael’s Church in Kailua-Kona. All three are students of Hilo voice instructor Melanie Oldfather Robinson. The conductor is Hilo Associate Professor Ken Staton, and the accompanist is teacher, composer and Hilo alumnus Michael Springer.. | ||||
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Manoa Assistant Band Director Gwen Nakamura is a Manoa alumna and second generation UH employee. Her mother, Rose Nakamura taught health and physical education at Hilo before becoming a coordinator and administrator at the East-West Center. Read about the musical family in a Star-Bulletin article.
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Trapasso Runs Away from Stress How
does Manoa Baseball Coach Mike Trapasso stay fit and cope with
stress? Meet "Trap" and learn his jogging route in
HMSA's Island
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Honors and Appointments Maui Associate
Professor of Human Services Elaine
Yamashita was elected to an affiliate liaison
seat on the governing board of the 100,000-member National Association
for Education of Young Children. Ashley Adleta, a member of five national championship collegiate golf teams and former Arizona State University assistant coach, is serving as interim women's golf coach at Manoa while the campus conducts a search to fill the position permanently. |
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Yes, that's Manoa Professor of Philosophy Roger Ames teaching a class in a promotional photo being used by Peking University's Office of International Relations. UH law student Brian Duus worked with Kahuku High School's state champion “We the People” team. The Kahuku students also visited the law school, where it practiced with the dean, faculty members and other law students.
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