UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for March 14 (Monday) – March 21, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, March 20
UHM Law School is the smallest ranked among nation’s top 100. Star-Advertiser
FRIDAY, March 18
UHM students sponsor campus night vigil honoring Japan victims. KHON2 Hawaii News Now KITV Ka Leo
Oceanographer Nikolai Maximenko predicts floating debris from Japan tsunami will reach Hawaii in year and a half. KITV
Economist Ilan Noy says Japan disaster impact on Hawaiʻi economy will be known in three weeks. KHON2
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute will analyze impact of electric vehicles and charging stations on power grid. Pacific Business News CNBC
THURSDAY, March 17
UHM students collect donations and fold cranes for Japan victims. Hawaii News Now
Chancellor Hinshaw reflects on Japan experience during earthquake. KHON2
UH will help students leave Japan. Star-Advertiser Hawaii News Now
JABSOM students are “matched” with residency assignments. KHON
Native Hawaiian graduate students protest teaching workload. KHON2
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute finds combined wind and solar power could supply more than 25% of Oahu’s electricity demand. Star-Advertiser
JABSOM’s Dr. Neal Palafox discusses risks of radiation exposure in Japan. Hawaii News Now
WEDNESDAY, March 16
Commentary: Chancellor Hinshaw says Narita Airport experience highlights our global ʻohana. Star-Advertiser
UHM named among nation’s bicycle-friendly campuses. Ka Leo
Public Administration Program will offer a new graduate certificate in nonprofit management. Star-Advertiser
TUESDAY, March 15
JABSOM oncologist Dr. Paul DeMare discusses health effects of nuclear fallout. KHON2
MONDAY, March 14
Oceanographer Craig Smith explains tsunami causes bottom fishlife to wash ashore. KHON2