UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for October 24 (Monday) – October 30, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, Oct. 30
Art Gallery exhibition shows off East-West connections. Star-Advertiser
Rare CTAHR seed stock can produce valuable new varieties. Molokai Dispatch
FRIDAY, Oct. 28
Chancellor Hinshaw prepares to put on teaching, mentoring hats. Pacific Business News
Search committee appointed for new UHM chancellor. Pacific Business News
THURSDAY, Oct. 27
Chancellor Hinshaw’s battles with breast cancer. Hawaii News Now
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26
UHM’s “Top Cop” Alberta Pukahi encourages students to report sexual assaults. KITV
Campus signage sparks anti-APEC protest. KITV Civil Beat KHON2 AP Star-Advertiser
Five-year tuition increase approved by Regents. KITV KHON2 Hawaii News Now
Thieves cause $250k damage at CTAHR Waimanalo farm. KHON2
Future of proposed Pacific Islands Climate Change Center hangs on Congressional budget outcome. Civil Beat
Shidler College will begin admitting freshmen and sophomores. Pacific Business News
TUESDAY, Oct. 25
Community garden provides exercise and social activity for UHM retiree Letty Geschwind. Star-Advertiser
Exercise brings balance to life of teaching assistant Andra Kubulins. Star-Advertiser
MONDAY, Oct. 24
First annual BikeUHM promotes bike use and safety. Ka Leo
Landscaping’s Roxanne Adams describes campus plant collection and unveils digital tree map. Ka Leo
Sociology’s Susan Wurtzburg studies Samoan and Tongan communities. Ka Leo
IPRC’s Jan Hafner predicts up to 20m tons of tsunami debris will reach Hawaii in less than two years. Daily Mail (U.K.) Los Angeles Times