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KPUA Hawaii News - UH Gets $1 Million Donation for Engineering Professor 11/25/09 5:28 PM KPUA.net - KPUA Hawaii News - UH gets $1 million donation for engineering professor 11/25/09 5:28 PM Hilo, Hawaii News, Sports, & Information Wednesday, November 25, 2009 Home Page KPUA Program Schedule Election Coverage Today's KPUA Program Schedule: 02:00AM Wall Street Journal This Back to Hawaii News index Morning 04:00AM First Light 05:00AM America In The Morning with Jim Bohannon Posted: Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 4:41 AM HST 06:00AM KPUA Morning News with anchor Ken Hupp 09:00AM Community Forum UH gets $1 million donation for engineering 10:00AM Rush Limbaugh professor 01:00PM Dr. Dean Edell 02:00PM Dateline: Washington By Associated Press 03:00PM Sporting News 04:00PM Sports Byline with Ron Barr 07:00PM Coast to Coast HONOLULU (AP) — An anonymous donor has given the Click here for showtimes University of Hawaii a $1 million gift that will allow the & complete program lineup. engineering program to bring world-class professors to the campus to teach. National News World News The University of Hawaii Foundation announced the gift in Sports a statement Tuesday. Business Strange Reports Entertainment The money will support an endowed chair called the Dr. Alfred A. Yee Visiting Professorship in Civil and NCAA Tournament Environmental Engineering. San Francisco Giants San Francisco 49ers The donation will help pay the salary of an engineer who Oakland Raiders is considered an expert and who will teach undergraduate University of Hawaii civil and environmental engineering. ESPN KWXX Yee is the president of Applied Technology Corporation in B-97 Honolulu. KPUA 1145 Kilauea Ave The donor says in the statement that Yee helped him Hilo, Hawaii 96720 PH: 808 935-5461 early in his career. FAX: 808 935-7761 He says he also wants Yee to be recognized for his accomplishments. (Copyright 2009 Associated Press. All rights reserved) National News World News Wind-driven California blaze Khmer Rouge prison chief mostly contained could get 40 years Neb. man gets 3 years for Mexico border city eyes http://www.kpua.net/news.php?id=19121 Page 1 of 2 KPUA.net - KPUA Hawaii News - UH gets $1 million donation for engineering professor 11/25/09 5:28 PM stealing SD fire truck anonymous crime tip system Neb. drops theft charges against auto executives More remains found at home of missing Calif. teen Ga. nurse anesthetist accused of abusing patients Sports Business Report: Iverson set to retire Stocks push higher after drop Report: Buffalo Bills meet in jobless claims with Shanahan How the major stock indexes APNewsBreak: Chairs of NFL fared on Wednesday concussion panel resign Tiffany, J. Crew, TiVo, Incyte Browns QB Quinn backs are big movers embattled Weis Tiffany raises outlook as 3Q Backcourt leads No. 13 profit comes in ahead UConn to 81-55 rout of LSU Deere reports 4Q loss on Andruw Jones agrees to deal charges, lower sales with White Sox Wimm-Bill-Dann Foods 3Q Ira Hanford, rode 1936 profit up on lower costs Derby winner, dies at 91 EMC lowers 2009 guidance Kidd moves into 2nd all-time on $100M charge in assists NJ businesses pessimistic Jamie Moyer of Philadelphia over economic turnaround admitted to hospital Citi upgrades global 2010 Cavs sit Shaquille O'Neal for economic growth forecast a 6th straight game Strange Reports Entertainment Dog with name tag 'works' Polanski wins $4.5M bail, drive-through window house arrest likely Man accused of ramming car In recession, `Up in the Air' into hot dog stand touches down on time Police seek bald man who Lambert says he got carried swiped family's turkey away, but not sorry Police: Barefoot thief steals New Jackie Kennedy dress on shoes for left feet display at JFK Library Pa. suspect's sweet tooth 19.2 million people watch results in felony charge Donny Osmond win That hissing in the kitchen? Vicki Kennedy describes Snake!!! husband's cancer battle Not so jolly package causes Sting offers a 'spooky, TN Capitol evacuation ghostly' seasonal album La. police say man broke into Students get schooled on home to cook meal hip-hop at Minn. college Police: Dad leaves boy and Nude photo of Polanski, Tate goes into strip club to be auctioned in NY Utah man makes wrong turn, Book outlines intertwined sees train approaching history of cotton, race http://www.kpua.net/news.php?id=19121 Page 2 of 2.
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