Ke Alaka'i, Vol. 64, No. 13 (2000-11-22)

Authors

• Brigham Young University Hawaii

Type of Submission

Full Issue

Headlines

• Body language: Dress standards will change to limit earrings, tattoos
• World News in Brief: Fighting in the Middle East continues, Philippines facing first impeachment in history, OPEC ready to increase oil output
• World Focus: Jerusalem
• Attitude of gratitude: Traditions of Thanksgiving take place all around the world 
• Sesquicentennial celebration: Famous Hawaiian musician Geona Keawe to perform
• Ricks begins transition to BYU-Idaho: Changes will be implemented starting 2001
• World flavor: Grammy award winning group visits BYUH
• Stressed out?: Tips to deal with the end-of-semester madness
• Achieving excellence: Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society holds annual initiation
• The visions of Joseph Smith: Andrew Ehat expounds on historical treasures
• News in brief: Society honors President Monson, New president named to lead Tabernacle Choir, New evidence links Yemen to the Book of Mormon 
• Social Work 
• Book Certificates: Country Sisters to offer certificates for Winter 2001
• Joys of service: IAAP presents appreciation award to community member
• Oahu Happenings
• Music Review: Drown Unplugged
• Upcoming musical events: Guitars and drums to entertain BYU-Hawaii
• Handel in Hawaii: BYUH symphonic band performs
• Free enterprise for all: SIFE prepares for competition 
• Get ready to graduate: Service at Student Development Center
• The skinny on Al Gore: Election 2000 has yet to be decided
• Letters to the editor
• Off to a good start: Siders shoot down Northwest All-Stars in exhibition game
• Just for the health of it: Freshman 15
• Pig Skin and Turkey Bowl: ASBYUH football event
• Surf Forecast
• Movie Review: Not so perfect: 100-foot waves and other special effects make it worthwhile
• Jack & Jill
• Side of Beef

Publication Date

Fall 11-22-2000

Name Index

Adam Evans, Amanda Aley, Andrew F. Ehat, Andrew McFadden, Anthony Perez, Brett Swanson, Bruce Kimzey, Camile Cook, Celva Toa, Chanda Tsing, Cherish Condit, Daniel Marler, Daniel Skaf, Darren Scott Miller, David King, David Loyd Fisher, Dean Daley, Debbie Hippolite Wright, Denny Mongan, Devin Howe, Dianna Neal, Effie S. Motoyama, Emily Wright, Genoa Keawe, George Frederic Handel, Gordon McLemore, Helen Haiola, Isileli Kongaika, Ivy Kahalepuna, J.W. Philix Lim, Jack Johnson, Jackie Lynn Chu Shing, Jackie Yonashiro, Jaehyun Park, Jan Scharman, Jan-David Tison, Jason Widing, JoAnne Dutcher, Jodeen Enesa, Jolene Kanahele, Joseph Curdy, Josie Lynn Vimahi, Joy C. Chew, Cheng Lian, Judy Paxman, Kamaki Mahi, Kami Yang, Kanani Marshall, Kap Suli Te'o Tafiti, Kari A. Gali, Karla A. Johnson, Karla Johnson, Kaylani Arp, Keith Roberts, Kelly Spencer, Ken Wagner, Kojo Davis, Lata Marisilino, Laurel Schroeder, Leslie K. Meecham, Liana Elia, Lila Magalei, Luciana Copello, Margaret Baker, Marjorie Gilpin, McKenna Granat, Megan Gooch, Michael Sarafian, Michael T. Weber, Misty Krey, Nancy H. Call, Nathan Petty, Nathan Sadowski, Nathan Thomas Johns, Pamela Hall, Pane Meatoga, Patsy Tuisaula, Pritika Sharma, Riely Francis, Roseanne C. Ramos Russel, Sandra Kaye Jensen, Scott Christley, Scott M. Crowly, Sean Spencer, Sharlene Furuto, Shu-Li Tseng, So'o Tufaga, Subhashni Devi, Susan Flurford, Tadd Colver, Tali Galeai, Tan Chong Flui, Tara Cornell, Teo Seng Fluat Alvin, Tracy Nicholes, Vilate Miles, Wallen Magalei, Young B. Kim.

Recommended Citation

Brigham Young University Hawaii, "Ke Alaka'i, Vol. 64, No. 13 (2000-11-22)" (2000). Ke Alaka'i. 1038.
https://digitalcollections.byuh.edu/kealakai/1038