UH Mānoa Media Log

“UH MĀNOA IN THE NEWS”

Media log for April 30 (Monday) – May 6, 2012 (Sunday)

SUNDAY, May 6

Cancer Center’s Haining Yang leads breakthrough in research on malignant mesothelioma. KITV  Star-Advertiser

SOESTS’s James Foster suggests GPS on commercial ships to help detect tsunamis. KHON2  Honolulu Civil Beat  KITV

SATURDAY, May 5

Park near Mānoa campus is site of second student assault. KITV  Hawaii News Now  KHON2

FRIDAY, May 4

JABSOM students will be special guests aboard US hospital ship Mercy in Pearl Harbor. Hawaii News Now

IPRC meterologist Shang-Ping Xie named first holder of Roger Revelle Chair at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography. U-T San Diego

THURSDAY, May 3

Career Center’s Myrtle Ching-Rappa says new graduates need to set realistic expectations. Hawaii News Now

JABSOM’s Dr. Caesar Ursic says links remain unclear between concussions and depression. KHON2

Rash of bike thefts spurs campus warning. Star-Advertiser

WEDNESDAY, May 2

Hawaiʻinuiākea Dean Maenette Benham is interviewed on “Long Story Short.” PBS Hawaii

Sen. Daniel Akaka and Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami to receive honorary degrees at UHM commencement. Star-Advertiser

Ocean engineer Gerard Nihous says biggest obstacle to OTEC commercialization is funding. Ocean Engineering World

College of Social Sciences warns of potential computer security threat. Hawaii News Now

UHM student Rezne Wong represents Northern Marianas in Oceania swimming competition. Saipan Tribune

TUESDAY, May 1

Advice on choosing between going to UH or a mainland college. Hawaii Business magazine

Psychologist Janet Latner study shows obese women have poorer job options. Scotsman.com

Education’s David Ericson suggests a way forward on public teacher evaluation system. Honolulu Civil Beat

Comments by Peace Studies’ Johan Galtung called anti-Semitic. Council on Foreign Relations

MONDAY, April 30

Students in Architecture and Engineering colleges will develop model homes for Hawaiian Home Lands. KHON2  KITV  Star-Advertiser

Maori program will welcome renowned expert on music arts as Fulbright Scholar next semester. Ka Leo

CTAHR excited over appointment of new dean Maria Gallo. Ka Leo

Particle physicist John Learned says neutrinos could assist high-frequency traders. Forbes

PEACESAT connects US doctors with Pacific Islanders through video teleconference consultations. NOAA