UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MANOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for February 2 (Monday) – February 8, 2009 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, Feb. 8
Kokua Line: Botanist Joseph DeFrank is helping State cultivate develop native species for highway landscaping in a plot of land at Manoa campus. Star-Bulletin
SATURDAY, Feb. 7
UH management plan for Mauna Kea silent on new telescope development. Star-Bulletin
FRIDAY, Feb. 6
ACM’s Chris Lee leads UH effort to create native Hawaiian digital archives. Star-Bulletin
Economics’ James Mak conducts analysis of problems in Hawaiian cruise industry. Pacific Business News
THURSDAY, Feb. 5
Architects Hawaii establishes $60k UH scholarship. Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4
Editorial: Cancer Center funding should not be victimized by economic crisis. Star-Bulletin
New Clarence T.C. Ching Field: UH’s “first-class” facility. Advertiser Ka Leo
Student Chandra Susilo wins first place at Music Teachers National Association's Southwest Division Competition. Advertiser
Family establishes scholarship in memory of UH sailing member Peter McGonigle Wenner.
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TUESDAY, Feb. 3
VP Johnsrud says new enrollment figures show on-time graduation and community college transfers affect UH Manoa. Star-Bulletin Advertiser
UH students find roles on television’s “Lost”. Denver Channel 7
MONDAY, Feb. 2
UH touts planned Cancer Research Center for Kaka’ako. Star-Bulletin Ka Leo
Native Hawaiian digital archives will honor late Henry K. Giugni. Ka Leo
Obituary: UH’s first women’s athletics director, Donnis Thompson. KGMB9 Star-Bulletin
Sheriff Center ranks among world’s top 10 best volleyball courts. Travel Lady magazine