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September 2003

Touting tourism jobs
Honolulu Star Bulletin
The new dean of the UH Travel Industry Management school wants to show parents and counselors there is rewarding work in the travel industry.

Canadians hear UH researcher
CTV
UH Manoa researcher Rachel Novotny discussed her findings about dairy products and weight control among teen-aged girls for morning viewers in Canada.

UH construction to boost economy statewide
Honolulu Advertiser
UH Manoa economist Carl Bonham said the $59 million in construction activity will provide jobs for anywhere from 600 to 1,000 construction workers.

Dean Jamieson proposes broad view of tourism
Honolulu Star Bulletin
The dean suggests that sustainable tourism is more than an industry, and encompasses cultural responsibilities such as poverty reduction.

President Dobelle addresses Kona Kohala Chamber
West Hawai‘i Today
When Charles Schwab talks, the president of the University of Hawaii listens, and if all goes as planned, West Hawai`i may reap great dividends.

Kaua‘i students put on a great spread
The Garden Island
Student exercises involve the folding of linen napkins, setting tables with the right silverware and plates, and paperwork involved - all aimed at providing the perfect dining experience.

Celebrating three decades of success
Honolulu Advertiser
The University of Hawai‘i’s William S. Richardson School of Law has a one-of-a-kind program so significant that it could be a blueprint for schools nationwide to provide assistance to disadvantaged students without running into constitutional problems, says the school’s new dean.

Athletics taken to the next level
Honolulu Advertiser
With the advice of UH Manoa faculty, you're supposed to breathe out your doubt, breathe in your strength. This is not your typical high school sports program.

And on the Big Island’s East Coast …
Hawai‘i Tribune Herald
The University of Hawaii at Hilo is planning to expand its high-technology park as well as create a new home for Hawaii Community College on state land above Komohana Street.

Kaua‘i campus hires events manager
The Garden Island
Renda Bailey joins the KCC staff to manage the campus theater and performing arts center.

Top honors for UH Manoa’s Pacific Business Center
Honolulu Advertiser
For the third time in five years – and for the second consecutive year – the Pacific Business Center at UH Manoa’s business college has won national honors for its economic development work.

It’s called hemisphericity…
Honolulu Star Bulletin
…and it generally refers to the predominance of one side of the brain in influencing a person's thinking and learning style. Here’s what a UH researcher has discovered.

Honolulu CC caters to high schoolers

Honolulu Advertiser
With three successful years under its belt, HCC’s Running Start program is ready to expand, opening the door to many more high school students and giving them a head start on college.

UH system enrollment jumps
Honolulu Advertiser, Honolulu Star Bulletin
More than 50,000 students are now in classes across the ten campuses of the UH system as enrollments increase for the third year in a row.

Star UH baseball player and coach memorialized
Honolulu Advertiser
Curly Hirota helped pave the way for Hawai‘i’s Japanese Americans to play professional baseball in Japan in the 1950s.

Finally—a new dining facility for Maui CC
Honolulu Advertiser
Maui Community College has opened its new $17 million food service facility—but it’s not your parents’ campus cafeteria.

Crossings 2003 takes over UH galleries
Honolulu Star Bulletin, Honolulu Advertiser
UH Manoa art gallery director Tom Klobe has directed installation of this year’s Crossings exhibitions that showcase contemporary Korean artists in venues all over O‘ahu.

David McClain takes on new leadership roles
Hawai‘i Business Magazine
The former dean of the business college moves to Bachman Hall as VP for Research and now as UH VP for Academic Affairs.

High tech program draws Maui CC students
The Maui News
A dozen Maui Community College students got the chance to work in science for the summer and still be close to home, thanks to the Akamai Internship program.

Astronomy Education Center update
Hawai‘i Tribune-Herald
A change in leadership and a scaled back project at the Mauna Kea Astronomy Education Center —but still on track to begin programs in 2005.

Urban garden a teaching tool
Honolulu Advertiser
They call it a “secret garden,” but it’s not very far off the beaten path.

Surveying the alumni
Honolulu Advertiser
And how did YOU fare in the first few years after graduating from UH? Here are some data from recent grads.

Net Gains
Hawai‘i Business Magazine
The University of Hawai‘i is a co-founder in a new business to produce virus-resistant shrimp.

Making the grade
Honolulu Advertiser
Graduation rates among student athletes are improving according to data compiled by the NCAA from member schools – and they’re up eight percent at UH Manoa.

Windward CC a partner in law library project
Pacific Business News
WCC and its partners move microfiche law school casework files to the Internet as technology aids access to libraries.

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