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June
2003
Maui
CC four-year degree approved
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
Maui residents have long sought a four-year college on their island, and Maui
CC next year will offer classes leading to a bachelor’s degree in applied
science.
NASA
grant supports search for life
Honolulu
Advertiser
Astronomers using observatories atop Mauna Kea will make up one of six Astrobiology
Institute Lead Teams across the country in the continuing search for life beyond
our planet.
Maui
CC four-year degree approved
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
Maui residents have long sought a four-year college on their island, and Maui
CC next year will offer classes leading to a bachelor’s degree in applied
science.
NASA grant supports search for life
Honolulu
Advertiser
Astronomers using observatories atop Mauna Kea will make up one of six Astrobiology
Institute Lead Teams across the country in the continuing search for life beyond
our planet.
UH
aids immigrant farmers
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
Increasing numbers of immigrant farmers are setting up small businesses in
Hawai‘i – with the assistance of the UH College of Tropical Agriculture
and Human Resources.
Planning
for the future of Hawai‘i Community College
Hawai‘i
Tribune-Herald, West
Hawai‘i Today
An interim chancellor will guide discussions about the future of the campus
that operates on both sides of the Big Island.
UH researcher explores dolphin
sonar techniques
Honolulu
Advertiser
Kelly Benoit-Bird of the UH Institute of Marine Biology leads a mammal research
program that is investigating the way dolphins use their unique communication
capabilities.
Relief
for UH commuters
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
Work will begin later this year on a new parking structure as planners continue
to move vehicles away from the interior of the UH Manoa campus.
New
dean named for travel school
Honolulu
Advertiser
After an intense eight-month search, the new dean for the UH School of Travel
Industry Management will be on the job in August.
What
could be more perfect?
The
Garden Island
UH researchers on Kaua‘i are soliciting participants in a study of telecommuting—working
at home or at another location remote from your "real" office—to
see what works and what doesn’t.
Kaka‘ako
campus taking shape
Honolulu
Advertiser, Honolulu
Star Bulletin
A ceremony at the construction site marked the progress so far at the new location
for the building where future physicians will be taught.
“Let
the sonar be your eyes”
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
UH researchers are using underwater acoustics to carry out "non-lethal" identification
of Hawai‘i’s fish favorites.
Still
fighting pesky fruit flies
Hawai‘i
Business Magazine
The University of Hawai‘i and its government and private sector research
partners are still looking for an economically-feasible way to eradicate the
pesky and persistent fruit fly.
UH
Cancer Research Center plans for the future
Honolulu
Advertiser
An aggressive plan for expansion proposes to move the UH research center into
clinical treatment to benefit all Hawai`i cancer patients.
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