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Recession rollercoaster: Students still optimistic Tevita "David" Mohetau, a man of service and love California's Prop 8: Protecting religious freedom My nightmare: Burned out teachers Te Vaka: A journey into the Pacific Mic nights open to everyone New dispenser has DVD rentals Aloha Center vending machine holds films for students to rent Honor Code process changes to involve student mediators Students accused of violations may now fight charges Study tips to use during current midterm exams Seven Study tips Economics duo of BYUH New technologies enhance education Hawaiian major unique to BYUH Sifting through sand in Saipan Biology students study bristle worms, more Andrus named BYUH Idol at Fall 2008 FoodFest Recession continued from page 1 Surviving the Financial Crisis as a student Students take Midnight Madness Basketball teams on display Teamwork spurs Seasider victory Tennis men finish in ITA top 5, Sunday match ends women's hopes Seasiders fall short Hawaii Pacific takes win along with souvenir flag Center for International Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial experience can help all students Provides practical know-how and beefs up student resumes Employers come to Career Fair despite economic downturn New Laie store owned by alumnus Welcome to Dollar Daze Saddened by closure of Laie Temple, members look forward to going to Kona If your PCs slow, tune-up is possible Eagle Eye Soars Low Halloween traditions differ among cultures Halloween highjinks Top 10 Children & Adults costumes If the government's $700 billion could have gone to individuals rather than corporations, what would you have done with a $2,300 check? Ke Alaka'i Cypher: Crack the code Halloween food Witch Nat Cookies Halloween crops turned into cash Leftover pumpkins, candy may save money Federal government drops more dough
