Ke Alaka'i, Vol. 65, No. 61 (2002-10-02)

Authors

• Brigham Young University Hawaii

Type of Submission

Full Issue

Headlines

• A fast look at the past: BYUH blasts ahead
• Students should eat healthy in college years
• BYUH rated No. 1 surfing school
• Water Intoxication results in child's death
• Finance teacher is an asset to BYU-Hawaii
• Munson hopes to live through God's grace
• Child care issues discussed by parents, administration
• Customer service improvement in the works
• Apollos Salaiau brings harmony to roots reggae scene
• Students look towards future in graduate workshop
• Oldroyd maintains focus on job and family
• Wilson encourages taking on Christ's name
• New book claims prophet's involvement in massacre
• Church news briefs: Study says religion good for teens, President Hinckley visits various countries. Elder Ballard to get award
• Protestors question IMF, World Bank ethics
• World News Briefs: Store owner sentenced for poisoning competitor products, 100 million new cases of AIDS potential for 2010
• Are Christ-like principles followed at BYU-Hawaii?
• Has your diet changed since you've come to college?
• Letters to the editor: BYUSAH achievements, not miscues, should be the focus, Opinions should be expressed with tolerance & acceptance, Readers should be aware of issues affecting fellow students, Print cards promote personal responsibility
• Siders defeat Chaminade, stay unbeaten
• Surf Forecast
• Sports news Briefs: College student-athlete graduation rate reaches high point, Jordan makes decision to play another season, Smith on pace to break record in middle of season
• Where's the beef? Stepping up to Dixie Grill challenge
• Enzyme may allow nerve cells to regenerate
• Dan's Dorm Room Delicacies: Cowboy Caviar
• Exploring the deep waters of Hawaii Kai
• Hiking Oahu's waterfalls
• Side of Beef
• Tech Talk
• Movie Review: 'Monster Inc.': pure fun
• Three Lines Free

Publication Date

Fall 10-2-2002

Name Index

Aaron Wickley, Aimee Crippen, Anita Olszowka, Apollos Salaiau, Arlene Anderson, Ashley Christensen, Austin Swafford, Bill Oldroyd, Brent D. Wilson, Brett Fisher, Brian Purevdagva, Brian R. Carrington, Carl Melby, Carolyn Walsh, Cassandra Killpack, Charami Purcell, Chiung Hwang Chen, Christopher Selvaragu, Cindy Nelson, Cynthia Compton, Dan Richards, Darlene Good, Dolour Servito, Ed Pau, Edi Kadi, Eileen Weber, Elizabeth Muhlestein, Emily Andersen, Emily Sturgis, Eric Orr, Eric Shumway, Gail-Blache Gill, Gaylen Pederson, Gene Ingersoll, Glen Leonard, Gordon McLemore, Graham Harker, Hayley McCraney, Heidi Farrell, Horst Koehler, Isileli Kongaika, Jackie Larson, Jake Ford, Jake Sorenson, Jan-David Tison, Janice Chen, Jen Richmond, Jennete Killpack, Jennifer Thomas, Jeremy Bennett, Jess Sarsfield, John Courtright, John Tuhaika, Joseph Mayer, Joshua Dean, Julia Gorza, Junior Wade Sutton, Kawella Ahloy, Keith Roberts, Kenny Brandau, Kiana Rose, Kristen Woodworth, Larry Van Bloem, Leilani Auna, Lelei Peniata, Leslie Blodgett, Lila Magalei, Lionel Rama, Lisa Barton, lsile Kongaika, Matt Bowden, Matt Ellis, Merilee Webb, Michael Bautista, Michelle Wipf, Munro Murdock, Mylin Dulan, Nikki Tanabe, Norma Teo, Norman Wright, Peggy Hopkinsons, Philip Danielson, Pothinun Vivithkeyoonvong, Rafael Navarro, Randall Farrell, Renee Wilson, Richard Killpack, Richard Turley, Riley Moffat, Ronald Walker, Russ Dahlberg, Ryan Abel, Ryan Wilson, Sarinya Nutthanoo, Scharre Munson, Scott Christley, Shannon Mears, Sondra Kahawaii, Stephanie Bunker, Sterling Swallow, Steve Bang, Tanya Sekona, Ted Biggs, Wendy Roehr, Will Bagley, Yifen Beus, Yohei Araki

Recommended Citation

Brigham Young University Hawaii, "Ke Alaka'i, Vol. 65, No. 61 (2002-10-02)" (2002). Ke Alaka'i. 1488.
https://digitalcollections.byuh.edu/kealakai/1488