Ke Alakai, Vol. 54, No. 06 (1998-02-11)

Authors

• Brigham Young University Hawaii

Type of Submission

Full Issue

Headlines

• Heritage to be preserved
• The much-anticipated Hawaiian Studies program comes to BYUH
• Fruits of their labors
• Hawaiian studies program reaps rewards after struggle for support
• The life of the land
• Traditional taro farming revitalized
• News in brief
• the world
• Another assassination attempt on Georgian president
• Romance and the first Guatemalan executed by lethal injection
• Where's the beef
• Senators Crack Down on Phone Slamming
• Clinton: UN inspectors to have access
• Race is not genes
• Randy Day to speak at annual David O. McKay lecture
• Choose you this day
• ASBYUH Student Senate Election victors now have the chance to serve
• Time out
• Important topics concerning betterment of BYUH discussed at Faculty Meeting
• BYU-Hawaii's prophesy fulfilled
• A celebration of appreciation with cake for everyone
• Principles of Happiness
• Rodney H. Brady from the Deseret Management Co. spoke at devotional
• Alumni return to school
• Business week begins with its eighth annual international symposium
• The evolution of internet culture
• Spam mail is web site's food for thought
• BYUH/LAIE in brief
• Nelson scholarship now available
• $100 award for essays
• BYU volleyball dominates magazine awards
• The future looks like Disneyland
• Hartmann to run for state senate
• Fall Semester Deadline approaching
• Free money
• New scholarships, awards and loans available for students in need
• Social security reforms
• Clinton wants students input on social security
• An occasion for affection
• The true meanings behind Valentine's Day
• Sharing tissues, a no nose
• Common sickness rampant here and abroad
• Students save lives
• Blood bank of Hawaii receives generous donation from BYUH students who give blood with all their hearts
• L&L, here at last
• Locally loved restaurant comes to Laie in May
• "Hawaiian Sting"
• Local film discovered by organizers of prestigious Sundance Festival
• Marquesas
• Listen to the story of Te Kura
• East meets West
• Miracles still happen today, just ask Oleksey
• Siders slam Vulcans
• With victory at home, Siders extend winning streak to 11
• AP men's basketball top 25
• UNC Takes over #1 spot from Duke
• Seasider softball takes a licking
• Team goes 0 for 4 in first weekend out
• Salute to Samoan athletes
• PCC employees among those honored at banquet
• Letters to the editor
• 'He Hawai'i Au' I am Hawaiian
• BYUH is the place to preserve the Hawaiian language
• College student finds War II papers in senator's home
• 'Amphibious Project Problem Norway' to called for an atomic bombing
• A need to remember
• Americans may have forgotten the significance of President's Day
• The right to know
• Students need to be informed and aware of campus and neighborhood crimes
• Lovelines
• The Crossword
• The anonymous scholar
• Who is Dr. Hugh Nibley?
• CTG to the rescue
• New column to address computer problems
• Tips for better health
• try talk bettah

Publication Date

Winter 2-11-1998

Name Index

Aaron Farley, Ada Lee, Adam Evans, Ahi Logan, Albertini Candari, Alohi Fanara, Amy Baird, Anthony Kahawaii, Arlete Silva, Becky Hilton, Bill Hsue, Bill Kwong, Bob Kerrey, Boleksey Olesksandrovich, Brandyn Akana, Brent Lewis, Bruce Kimzey, Carolyn Tani, Chad Compton, Chad Schumacher, Charolette Eaves, Chris Bates, Chris Ward, Christopher Tuliloa, Curtis Paleka, Cynthia Compton, Daniel T. Ditto, David Evans, Dawn Harris, Debi Hartmann, Don Nahaku, Emmeline Galanos, Eric B. Shumway, Eric Crump, Erin Burch, Eugenia Kaleiwohiokalani Nainoa Logan, Gavin Wenzel, Giselle Ortogero, Gladys Pualoa-Ahuna, Hekena Nordwall, Hugh Nibley, Jack Sparks, James Medeiros, Jaymie Kau, Jim Worden, Joachim Nordwall, Joe Ahuna, John Ahquin, John Glenn, Juliana Lima, Kainoa Kaneakua, Kami Hess, Kehau Dumaguin, Kekoa Fanara, Kelly Thorpe, Ken Wagner, Kenneth Makuakane, Keri Gunter, Kieth Kursan, Kilinoe Requilman, Kolokea Terukina, Kristina Lane, Kupono Requilman, Lavinia Taukafa, Lee Ann Frazee, Leticia George, Lindsey Carlen, Lisha Smith, Logan Woolley, Maceo Thomas, Marisa Haycock, Melanie Mitchell, Michael Overly, Michelle Vial, Mike Doherty, Mike McCartney, Mike Sanft, Morgan Ethington, Napua Baker, Nathan Wada, Nifo Siilata, Noella Callejo, Olani Durrant, Oleksey Olesksandrovich, Olive W. Nielson, Patrick Gagen, Phil Gramm, Randy Day, Ray Bumatai, Rebecca Chen, Rebecca Jo Isom, Rebecca Tucci, Rebekah Matagi Walker, Rebluud Kesolei, Rewena Reid, Robert Hughes, Robert K. Thomas, Robert Perriton, Robert Redford, Rodney H. Brady, Ruth Tuitelelealaga, Scott Salisbury, Shingo Kimura, Shirley O'Connor, Sonny Kamahele, Stephanie Jones, Stephanie Winters, Steven Bang, Susan Teh, Tama Siilata, Tara Thompson, Te Kura, Vanessa Valanisi, Viola Kakalia, Warren Nakano, Wesley Yamamoto, Wilfred Navalta, William K. Wallace, William Kama, William Kauaiwiulaokalani Wallace, Yong Kim Leong, Zachary Chase

Recommended Citation

Brigham Young University Hawaii, "Ke Alakai, Vol. 54, No. 06 (1998-02-11)" (1998). Ke Alaka'i. 1498.
https://digitalcollections.byuh.edu/kealakai/1498