Tag archive for University of Hawaii
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Why is the State of Hawaii Investing in a Biofuel Project it Doesn’t Understand?
Summer on Maui means mangoes and, inevitably, scraping up those rotting, fallen fruits off the ground. But as you’re doing yard work this season, imagine a technology that would convert all that plant matter
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UH Maui College Launches ‘Degree-in-Three’ Program To Aid Working Students
The banner at the entrance to the University of Hawai’i Maui College campus reads “your community’s college.” Though the once-named Maui Community College received accreditation granting it the title of University, it still aims
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University of Hawaii Maui Offers Hawaiian Studies as Microsoft Collaborates on Hawaiian Language
Typing in Hawaiian can be tricky. Have you ever tried to find the okina key on your keyboard? Lucky for us, Microsoft has acknowledged this fact and their most recent launch of Windows 8
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UPDATED: U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye Passed Away On Dec. 17 At Age 88
Going with the theme of death and worlds coming to an end, we’d like to discuss the sad passing of U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye. He died at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center of
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UH Scientists: Trade Winds In Hawaii Just Don’t Blow Like They Used To
The National Weather Service in Honolulu just announced a wind advisory for the Haleakala Summit until 6pm tonight. These sorts of bulletins are pretty typical now and then, but a recent study from four
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University of Hawaii Maui Campus and Mapua Institute of Technology forge exchange student internship program
The University of Hawaii has forged a new partnership with Mapua Institute of Technology in the Philippines to provide its UHMC Hospitality and Tourism program students a chance to study abroad and prepare them
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USGS/UH Study: 85 Percent of Maui Beaches Eroding Away
Don’t want to put too much of a damper on your post Cinco de Mayo Monday morning, but this just came in from the University of Hawaii: nearly three quarters of all the beaches
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Asking Maui Electric Vehicle Alliance When Maui Will Be Ready For Electric Cars?
By Anthony Pignataro The future for electric vehicles (EVs), cars that emit no pollution whatsoever, on Maui is bright, but you’d never know it by seeing the charging station at AAAAA Rent-A-Space in Honokowai. In
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Pidgin Exhibit To Open On Oahu
Whether tripping off the tongue of a born-and-bred local or befuddling the ears of a fresh-off-the-plane tourist, pidgin is an indelible part of life in Hawaii. And it’s the subject of an exhibit opening
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By the Numbers: Pro Bowl Ratings and UH Enrollment
13.4 million Number of TV viewers who watched last weekend’s NFL Pro Bowl, which returned to Honolulu’s Aloha Stadium after a one-year hiatus 42-0 Score of the game in the second quarter; the NFC went on to
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