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Scandinavian Christmas
party reflects HPU’s diversity
The countdown has nearly ended for the 14th annual
Scandinavian Christmas Party, which will be held this year
on Dec. 4. The popular event is hosted annually by the Swedish
Student Association (SSA) with support from HPU and President
Chatt G. Wright.
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Honors
Brunch celebrates students’ achievements
Despite early threats of rain, HPU’s
annual fall Honors Brunch attracted about 200 students and
friends, faculty, and staff to honor the honor student inductees.
According to HPU’s new Director of Honors Programs,
Debbie Nakashima, HPU’s 20 honor societies inducted
309 new members, 118 of them at the Nov. 16 event at the
Hale Koa Hotel. Nakashima, who is a communication instructor,
introduced Dr. John Kearns, HPU’s new vice president
of Academic Affairs, who emceed the three-hour brunch.
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Digital
imaging offered again in spring '09
In today’s world of communication, digital
is the king. Basic skills needed for digital communication
are offered at HPU through Graphic Design, Electronic Journalism,
and Web Design classes, but for students still hungry for additional
multimedia skills, HPU offers Digital Imaging this coming spring.
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Hawai'i
state quarter is here: did you get yours for free?
They waited in a line that snaked up Bishop Street
and continued down Hotel Street to exchange a few bills for
a piece of history, state pride, and aloha.
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A model of the newly released quarter on display at Bishop Museum
Photo by Jennifer Ching
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Aloha from President Wright |
Science cuts across
national boundaries because a scientific discovery made in
one country can have global significance. HPU’s College
of Natural Sciences provides global solutions through the research
produced by HPU science faculty members and through its academic
programs. One such program is Pre-Med, which offers preparation
for students interested in healthcare, whether here in the
United States or internationally.
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Chaplain's
Corner |
It went fast didn’t it! This
semester is rapidly chugging to a close. Where did it go? The
light at the end of the tunnel is rushing towards us.
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