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SIFE@HPU team Regional
Champs
HPU Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) took
the regional championship March 31 in San Mateo, Calif., at
the Pacific Regional Competition held at the Marriott Hotel. [More]
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The winning SIFE team, the smallest team to
compete, included, left, Akiva Sutta-Gomez, former SIFE president,
and Luke Tucker, center, current SIFE president. Advisor Ken
Schooland is at the right.
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SIFE
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New Student
Life director HPU alumna
The Office of Student Life has a new director
and she is one of our own. Jennifer Matheson, from Pearland,
Texas, is an HPU graduate with a bachelor’s in international
studies. Her previous job was at Chaminade University as assistant
director of admissions. [More]
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New director Jenni Matheson welomes students to the Fort
Street Mall Student Life office.
Photo
by Baxter Cepeda
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HPU, Hickam AFB
open joint CELP testing center
HPU officials and the base commander gathered
for a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 7 launching the new National
College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Testing Center at
Hickam Air Force Base, Hawai‘i. [More]
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Dr. Les Correa, HPU associate vice president for Academic
Affairs, and Col. William Changose separate a ribbon
lei, officially opening the first National CLEP Testing
Center outside the continental United States.
Photo by Chuck Cordill
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HPU faculty publish
new Hawaiian grammar
The new Pocket Hawaiian Grammar (Island Heritage,
2005) is a product of collaboration by three local linguists,
two from HPU and one from the University of Hawai‘i
at Manoa. HPU Assistant Professor of Hawaiian and Japanese
Gary Kanada, who is also chair of modern languages, and HPU
Professor of linguistics Dr. Kenneth Cook worked with UH-Manoa
linguistics professor emeritus Dr. Albert Schütz to
create the handy-sized paperback, which is available at all
Borders and Native Books locations, and from IslandHeritage.com. [More]
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Gary Kanada
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Aloha
from the President
One of the new and exciting things going on
at HPU right now is the expansion of our music programs.
Music faculty is working diligently to create a music minor
and eventually a music major. Existing music courses are
being revived, and new courses are being proposed. [More]
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Chaplain's
Corner
What does Easter mean to you? An “Energizer” bunny?
Colored eggs, jellybeans, chocolate rabbits, and a time to
get some new clothes? Spring break, perhaps, and a much-needed
respite from a rigorous study schedule. Well, for Christians
around the world, Easter has a deeper significance: it is the
pivotal event of Christendom. [More]
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