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December
2003
WCC
students win Web award
Honolulu
Advertiser
Carlie Salomons and Chantal Aquino aren't surfers but they’ve created
a national award-winning Web site on the subject.
See you in court!
Pacific
Business News
University of Hawaii law school graduate Della Au Belatti is learning how
the judicial system works firsthand—managing a courtroom, conducting bailiff's
duties and seeing Hawai‘i’s most prominent attorneys in action.
Maui
makes finals for new telescope
Honolulu
Star Bulletin, The
Maui News
Haleakala as among three sites being considered for the world’s
largest ground-based solar optical observatory, with the UH Institute
for Astronomy in
line to benefit from this new capability.
KCC’s unique gift idea: Credit
hours for Christmas
The
Garden Island
Actually, it’s a gift that’s good anytime of the year—gift
certificates to help pay for tuition.
Former UH Hilo professor returning to
the Big Island in new role
Hawai‘i
Tribune-Herald
Former University of Hawai‘i at Hilo professor Marlene Hapai
has been named the new director of the Mauna Kea Astronomy Education
Center.
Faulkes ‘scopes
will link British and Hawaiian Isles (and heavens)
Astronomy
Magazine
Astronomers at Cardiff University in Wales will lead an ambitious, $15.5 million
project that connects students throughout the United Kingdom to research-class
telescopes atop Haleakala in Hawai‘i and Australia in a partnership that
includes the UH Manoa Institute for Astronomy.
UH crew helps explain underwater lava
holes
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
University of Hawaii researchers and associates say they have found evidence
to explain apparent holes in hardened lava on the floor of the deep ocean, a
mystery that has eluded experts since the 1970s.
UH faculty member’s movie to
debut at Sundance festival
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
Hawai‘i-based Te Maka Productions will have the world premiere of its first
feature film, "The Land Has Eyes," in January at the Sundance Film
Festival, one of the movie industry's most prestigious events. The coup earns
high praise on the Star Bulletin’s editorial
page.
High demand nursing program searching
for support
Honolulu
Star Bulletin
An accelerated nursing education program is a great success, but the UH Manoa-based
program is looking for funding that will carry it beyond the one-year pilot phase.
UH in venture to develop Kona campus
Honolulu
Advertise
The University of Hawai‘i has joined forces with a private developer to
work toward a college campus on the Big Island’s Kona coast as part of
a "university village" that could include a golf course, housing and
a shopping mall.
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