UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for June 14 (Monday) – June 20, 2010 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, June 20
Editorial: UH should get serious about leaving WAC. Star-Advertiser
SATURDAY, June 19
JABSOM’s Dr. Ralph Shohet comments on study showing no heart risk from tea and coffee. Star-Advertiser
FRIDAY, June 18
Microbiologist Maqsudul Alam makes native country proud by decoding jute plant genome. Bangladesh Daily Independent South Asian media.net
THURSDAY, June 17
Pan-STARRS telescope atop Haleakala begins search for potential killer asteroids. Maui News KHON2 KITV BBC News
NASA awards $740k for UHM satellite research project. Pacific Business News
Art’s Darius Watamull Homayonpour helps Iolani Palace recreate music room fabrics. Hawaii News Now
JABSOM’s Dr. Neal Palafox warns of future problems in cutting State health services to Pacific Islanders. Star-Advertiser
Anthropology’s James Bayman leads summer Guam Field School in Chamorro studies. Pacific News Center
WEDNESDAY, June 16
JABSOM’s Dr Bradley Willcox seeks to unlock secrets of longevity genes. Sydney Morning Herald
Center on Disability Studies holds art competition on living pono. Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Thoughts on whether UH cheerleading should become a sport. KHON2
TUESDAY, June 15
East-West Center offers doctoral fellowships for infectious disease studies at UH Manoa. Scholarship positions
MONDAY, June 14
JABSOM Dean Hedges calls on new physicians to work here. Star-Advertiser
Commentary: Proposed Thirty Meter Telescope is a boondoggle. Star-Advertiser
Editorial: Telescope critics are misguided. Honolulu Magazine