Ke Alaka'i, Vol. 65, No. 39 (2002-01-16)

Students raise concern over faculty credentials: Upper-level classes taught by interns being questioned
New School of Computing links three departments: CS, IS, and Math combine to offer better tech education
Bush passes education bill: 'Most significant revision of school policy ' since 1965 gets president's signature
Sparks and high tides add fun to the Yuletide: North Shore celebrates happier holidays the Hawaiian way
Pressing forward and carrying on: Diana West sets records and raises high standards
Health division fines BYUH $8000: University cited for serious safety violations
Gameroom scores big with students: New equipment generates large revenues
Dean's List: 2001 Fall Semester
President Shumway: Heed the right voices
Religious traditions fortify marriages, studies show
Church News Briefs: Snowflake Arizona Temple open for public, Wary of Criticism, Church prepares for 2002 Olympics
Economics even I can understand
Economics the rest of us can understand
Boo
Bravo
What's your new year's resolution
Letters to the editor: Laie Point resident praises President Shumway's efforts on off-campus housing
New Vision Plan for DMBA Members and Students on SHP
Big Waves for a big hero: The Quicksilver in memory of Eddie Aikau
Surf Forecast
U.S. sends troops to the Philippines: Troops to aid fight against terrorism
Chinese students study abroad: U.S. offers different atmosphere, better opportunities
Focus World News Briefs: Yen may weaken: 160 Yen to dollar is predicted
World News Briefs: Mexican politician and son killed, Melting snow causing floods in southern Russia, Nigerian soldiers attack police station
Just for the Health of it: Health tips for the new year
Oahu Happenings
Race for the Super Bowl going down to the wire: Eight teams vying for shot at the crown
Siders clinch first conference victory: Foyle, Naihe give major contributions as BYUH ends Vulcans' winning streak
BYUH Table Tennis Tournament hits off: Students compete to take home cash prizes
Seasiders rusty after long break: Basketball team loses conference opener to red-hot UH-Hilo
Sports News Briefs: Oahu golf tournament winds down, New football coaches highlight Jan. 2002, Media company unveils 'Jordan' magazine
Latest Kau movie is dangerous by design
The Dandy Warhols living in urban Bohemia
Dan's dorm room delicacies
Seeing more than 'dead people'
Side of Beef
Campus Movie Review: Seeing more than 'dead people': 'The Sixth Sense' brings thrill and chill to the big screen