UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for February 7 (Monday) – February 13, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, Feb. 13
Hawaii Innocence Project led by Law Prof. Virginia Hench frees innocent man after years of toil. Star-Advertiser
Commentary by Prof. emeritus Frank Tabrah: Thirty Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea would benefit all cultures. Star-Advertiser
SATURDAY, Feb. 12
UH finds trellised coffee plants produce 35% higher yield. KOAB-TV (Oregon)
FRIDAY, Feb. 11
Cancer Center’s Dr. Michele Carbone describes how new $140m facility will help fight cancer. Star-Advertiser
Legislators consider proposal to seize special funds of UH and other agencies to help balance the budget. Star-Advertiser Ka Leo Honolulu Civil Beat
The number of UH students has grown during the last few years but the number of tenured professors has not. Civil Beat
UH is involved in the fight for Aloha Stadium. Ka Leo
THURSDAY, Feb. 10
Behavioral psychologist Yiyuan Xu describes steps parents can take to deal with video violence (Part two). KHON2
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9
CTAHR receives $6m from U.S. Energy Department to develop transportation biofuels. KHON2 Hawaii News Now Pacific Business News
JABSOM’s Office of Public Health Studies helps Kauai youngsters stay fit. KHON2
Effect of violent videogames on youngsters is examined by behavioral psychologist Yiyuan Xu. (Part one) KHON2
Meterologist Pao-Shin Chu comments on heavy rainfall’s impact on Waimanalo Gulch overspill of waste. Honolulu Weekly
TUESDAY, Feb. 8
JABSOM students rally at Legislature to fight possible funding cuts. KHON2 KITV
Two UHM economics graduates are appointed to South Korean cabinet. Star-Advertiser KHON2
Professor emeritus Walter Steiger, a father of UH astronomy, is killed in Hilo traffic accident. Hawaii Tribune-Herald West Hawaii Today Star-Advertiser KITV
Oceanic Time Warner Cable plans an all-UH channel. Star-Advertiser
MONDAY, Feb. 7
CTAHR’s Jayme Grzebik describes secrets of successful rose growing. Star-Advertiser