UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MANOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for Nov. 17 (Monday) – Nov. 23, 2008 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, Nov. 23
Hawaiian students plan Capitol protest against sale of ceded lands. Advertiser KHNL
Student Kevin Cronin uses technology to save on living costs. KHNL
FRIDAY, Nov. 21
Editorial: Leadership turmoil threatens viability of Cancer Center. Pacific Business News
Dr. Michele Carbone named interim director of Cancer Center. Pacific Business News
Star-Bulletin
Kamehameha Schools plans 2010 groundbreaking for Kakaako biotech center next to JABSOM. Star-Bulletin
THURSDAY, Nov. 20
JABSOM’s David Curb finds women smokers eight times more likely to suffer failure of heart artery. Star-Bulletin
Anti-smoking health fair at Campus Center points out tobacco risks. Star-Bulletin
JABSOM’s Nancy Partika is first Hawaii member to be president-elect of Delta Omega Honorary Society. Star-Bulletin
Manoa prepares for next WASC accreditation with workshop led by VC Quigley. Ka Leo
Commentary by Bob Jones: UH president deserves raise. Hawaii Reporter
Pair indicted for UHM dormitory robbery and break-in. Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19
“Golden Scholars” see big changes at Manoa over 50 years. KHNL
Editorial: Hawai’i should better promote its higher education opportunities. Star-Bulletin
Clinic run by JABSOM’s Dr. Tricia Wright helps pregnant substance abusers.
Star-Bulletin
Center on the Family study shows homeless shelter services are up 19%. Advertiser Star-Bulletin editorial
Reorganization of College of Arts and Sciences calls for appointment of executive dean. Ka Leo
Column by Bob Jones: Resignation of Cancer Center’s Dr. Vogel not a surprise. MidWeek
TUESDAY, Nov. 18
Sugar Bowl ethics probe continuing by State Ethics Commission. Advertiser
Reduced lighting cuts Saunders Hall electric bill by $15k per year. Advertiser
Commentary by Roy Takeyama: Governor violated State Constitution in regents’ appointments. Star-Bulletin
MONDAY, Nov. 17
Foreign students help state economy; almost 2,000 enrolled at UHM. Star-Bulletin
Salaries for UH top leaders are below the national median. Star-Bulletin