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| Marilou Andres |
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| Jason Schiffman |
Manoa
Pair Gets Young Investigator Awards
Manoa researchers
received two of the 190 Young Investigator awards made by
the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression
during
2004. Marilou Andres,
assistant specialist in the Pacific Biomedical Research Center's
Bekesy Laboratory, investigates
genetic changes that may cause some symptoms of schizophrenia.
Jason Schiffman,
assistant professor in the Department of
Psychology, is studying factors that could identify
adolescents at high risk of developing psychoses.Read
the news
release.
Kennedy,
Paliku Win Theatre Awards
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Fan
Xing (Omitsu),
photo by Andrew Shimabuku
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Manoa student Fan
Xing won a 2004 Po‘okela
Award for Leading Female in a Play. She received the Hawai‘i
State
Theatre Council's nod for her portrayal of the self-sacrificing
Omitsu in the Kennedy Theatre kabuki production Nozaki
Village.
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| Ricardo Trimillos |
Ricardo Trimillos,
chair of Asian studies and a member of the music faculty
at Manoa,
won a Po‘okela Excellence Award for musical direction
of the play. Windward's
Paliku Theatre also
produced Po‘okela winners—Featured
Male in a Play for Brent Yoshikami,
Featured Female in a Play for Clara Ann Chorley and Ensemble
for the entire cast, all for Noises Off.
Physician
Tseng Wins Johnson Grant
Assistant Professor
of Family Medicine Chien-Wen Tseng has
received a Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar
grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The four-year
$300,000 grant will allow Tseng to develop guidelines so physicians
can help their
patients
afford
prescriptions. Read the news
release.
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