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Melissa Mejia, editor
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Downtown Showdown marks the first debate tournament
Twenty students participated in HPU’s first
debate tournament, the Downtown Showdown, April 18. Only three
had ever competed before, nine were members of the debate team
but had never competed, and eight were new to debate all together.
[More].
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Hart joins
Supreme Court Justices to judge We the People
HPU College of Communication professor John Hart
was been invited to judge the 22nd annual We the People: The
Citizen and the Constitution National Finals in Washington,
D.C on April 24-27. Hart will join Supreme Court Justices from
Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, and Oregon in judging
the event.
. [More]
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Aloha from President Wright |
The academic year began
with two new deans leading HPU colleges that have close ties
to the local business community: Business Administration and
Communication. I will have more to say about Dr. Steven Combs,
the new dean of Communication, in the next Kalamalama. This
week I want to highlight some of the innovations brought to
the College of Business Administration by its new dean, Dr.
Charles Steilen. [More]
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Chaplain's
Corner |
It is interesting to
me how many folks wander around with their ears dialed in to
headsets, ear phones, or blue teeth. I always wonder what kind
of music they are listening to, or who they are talking to.
If we have something stuck in our ear, we are never alone,
and in some small way we are connected to something of value.
Being “connected” is important our life and culture. [More]
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