UH Mānoa Media Log
“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”
Media log for October 31 (Monday) – November 7, 2011 (Sunday)
SUNDAY, Nov. 6
JABSOM oncologist Shane Morita finds Filipinos at greater risk for thyroid cancer. Star-Advertiser
UHM students take on the task of getting APEC message across. Star-Advertiser
APEC critics doubt free-trade approach. Star-Advertiser
Candidate for San Francisco mayor Leland Yee is UHM alum. Hyphen magazine
FRIDAY, Nov. 4
Mānoa campus group works towards sustainability. Ka Leo
Cancer Center receives $3m gift from Joanna Lau Sullivan. Star-Advertiser
JABSOM adds master’s degree in indigenous health. Pacific Business News
IPRC’s Nikolai Maximenko discusses threats posed by drifting tsunami trash. Hawaii News Now
THURSDAY, Nov. 3
Cancer Center’s Dr. Carol Jo Boushey discusses alcohol use and the risk of breast cancer in women. Hawaii Public Radio
Study shows Hawaiʻi students graduate with second lowest college debt in the country. Wall Street Journal
Protestors fail to disrupt student-organized APEC information night event. Hawaii News Now KITV
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2
APEC sign will be moved to Campus Center for student APEC event. Star-Advertiser
Monk seal is returned to Aquarium after California scientific study. AP
Campus Gateway Café featured on Guy and Augie’s Cheap Eats. Hawaii News Now
TUESDAY, Nov. 1
JABSOM’s Dr. Bill Haning describes impact of addiction on workplaces. Hawaii News Now
Cancer Center hosts symposium on genetic predisposition for mesothelioma. Asbestos.com
MONDAY, Oct. 31
Campus lawn APEC sign to come down. KITV
UHM English-theater graduate is Saipan’s teacher of the year. Saipan Tribune
IPRC study shows tsunami trash is on its way to Hawaiʻi - Senator Inouye proposes $1m for cleanup. New York Times Civil Beat Ka Leo