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Protesters Rally at Bachman Hall Again Inside News 2, 3 Editorials 4, 5 Thursday Features 6-8 March 16, 2006 Sports 9, 11 Surf 12 VOL. 100 | ISSUE 118 Serving the students of the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa since 1922 WWW.KALEO.ORG UH women’s water Show your fellow polo team beats surfers some sixth ranked CMS common courtesy Sports | Page 9 Surf | Page 12 CampusBeat ProtestersBy Blaine Tolentino rally at Bachman Hall again Compiled by Michelle White Ka Leo News Editor Tuesday, March 7 About two hundred people gathered in the Bachman Hall 6 p.m. – A man turned in a flash courtyard at a rally aimed at sev- drive that he found in the BioMed eral causes. A flyer circulated parking lot. throughout campus addressed the fight against a University Affiliated 6:37 p.m. – A man reported that Research Center, the proposed someone stole the handlebars tuition increase, the opposition off his bicycle. It was parked at to University of Hawai‘i patent- the bike rack near the pool. He ing three varieties of kalo, dorm declined to file a report. repairs and a recent incident in which the Associated Students of 6:53 p.m. – A woman told security the University of Hawai‘i mailed that someone stole her bike three out hundreds of letters to dorm resi- weeks ago. She decided not to file dents concerning their rights. a report. There was very little mention of dorm issues, those that include 7:57 p.m. – Campus Security many units in unsuitable condition found a wallet on the road in front and the rights of individuals who of Henke Hall. are evicted. “We need to fight for our Wednesday, March 8 home,” said Hanohano Na‘ehu, a kalo farmer from Moloka‘i. Na‘ehu 9:06 p.m. – Someone stole described himself as a Maka‘āinana, a man’s bike from the Hale a simple man who works on the Lokelani bike rack. land. “Only us can save us.” It was just March 2 that Na‘ehu 10:22 p.m. – A woman reported and 600 other community members ABOVE Ikaika Hussey, an activist that a group of people were smok- gathered at Bachman Hall to con- ing marijuana at the Hale Aloha against the UARC, moder- front then-interim President David courtyard. Campus Security McClain regarding the three patents ated the rally at Bachman found people smoking cigarettes. owned by the university that were Hall yesterday. issued in 2002. McClain was not in Thursday, March 9 the office. LEFT Red ti leaf were tied with fabric Hālau Kū Mana Public 11:11 p.m. – Someone stopped to the pillars and walls. The sig- Charter School students Campus Security to report that nificance was that of Kū, the god pictured in the background a milk carton was thrown from whose season Hawai‘i is in right came to the anti-UARC rally Hale Wainani 4th or 5th floor. now according to ancient Hawaiian to support the “STOP UARC” calendars, said graduate student and movement. 11:22 a.m. – A student reported UARC protester Ikaika Hussey. that someone stole his bicycle “This fight is in no way over,” from the Hale Aloha bike rack. DIANA KIM See PROTEST, page 2 KA LEO O HAWAI‘I Friday, March 10 1:54 a.m. – A woman reported a fight and the sound of glass NewsBriefs breaking at Hale Wainani. Cam- pus Security and HPD responded. Police detained a suspect. Athletics director selected as influen- gold and a bronze, at the 1976 A new addition to the nursing school lation capabilities,” stated the press tial student-athlete Olympics in Montreal. He held family release. The nursing instructor 2:08 a.m. – A Freeman Security The National Collegiate Athletic various positions in athletics at “Infants are physiologically controls the baby through a lap- guard reported that three men Association has honored 100 peo- ASU, the University of Alabama- different from adults,” said Lorrie top, manipulating noises, like cry- were hopping out of the Base- ple as the “100 Most Influential Birmingham, from 1977 to 2000 Wong, a department of nursing ing and whimpering, heart rhythm, ball Stadium. Student-Athletes.” These honorees and has been the athletic director at instructor in a press release, “there- and breathing. Nursing students can were chosen for their “significant UHM since 2002. fore, it is important for nurses to learn skills related to pediatric care 10:30 a.m. – A woman lost her impact or major contributions to know how to respond appropriately without harming a real-life baby. blonde and white pit bull dog. Its society,” stated in a press release. Aloha United Way’s online auction when an infant needs medical care, The HMSA provided the name is Cinnamon. Herman Frazier, the University of In order to “build a stron- especially in emergency settings.” school with a grant to purchase the Hawai‘i at Mānoa athletic director, ger, healthier community,” Aloha To help students in the nursing SimBaby. “The HMSA Foundation Friday, March 11 has been selected as one of those United Way established an online program with this, the University and SONDH recognize that caring people and will be featured on an auction site that offers season tick- of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s School of for a critically ill infant requires 1:19 p.m. – A staffer at the Lyons ESPN Classic television special on ets for University of Hawai‘i vol- Nursing and Dental Hygiene added specialized training,” Wong said. Arboretum reported that two Monday, March 20. leyball, football, baseball and bas- a SimBaby to their Simulation “And [they] have joined together suspicious men were hanging out Frazier has also been named one ketball games, as well as concert Laboratory, which already has a to ensure that Hawai‘i nursing stu- near the beetle nut trees. The men left before security arrived. of the Top 50 Most Powerful Blacks tickets, spa packages, shopping SimMan. dents receive cutting-edge pediat- in Sports by Black Enterprise maga- sprees and inter-island and main- The SimBaby is a “high-fidel- ric training that enhances learning 2:45 p.m. – A Freeman Guard zine in their March 2005 issue, as land trips. ity mannequin with advanced simu- while providing no risk to infants.” reported that a man fell off his well as one of the 101 most influen- Visitors to the site can shop, bike near Henke Hall on East- tial minorities in sports, by Sports browse around, sign the guest book, West Road. Illustrated in 2003. or “Refer a Friend” to show their While attending Arizona State support to Aloha United Way. The CORRECTION 7 p.m. – A man reported that University, he competed in track online auction is in addition to Aloha someone stole his white Ford and field. Frazier was an eight-time United Way’s annual fundraiser. Ka Leo headlined the UH medical school article incorrectly yes- Explorer from the Hale Lokelani All-American, and was team cap- The fundraising will begin on terday. The incident at the medical school was a chemical odor parking lot. Campus Security tain in 1977 for the national cham- March 21 and run until April 21. from bleach that overcame two security guards. found it parked in the loading pion team. Those interested can go to www. zone. A suspicious circumstances Frazier won two medals, a auw.cmarket.com. report was filed. KA LEO O HAWAI‘I NEWS Page 2 | Thursday, March 16, 2006 Editor: Blaine Tolentino Associate Editor: Robert Shikina | (808) 956-3221 | [email protected] Event Calendar PROTEST: Rally focuses on UARC, GMO kalo Compiled by Alice Kim will take place tomorrow from From page 2 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the St. Free Events John Plant Science Laboratory, said professor Noel Kent. “We “Reasonable Accommodations for room 011. Eric de Carlo, a know [UARC] will corrupt any and your Students: Getting Akamai research professor at the depart- all research at this university.” with Assistive Technology Inside ment of oceanography, will pres- On Feb. 20 McClain recom- and Outside the Classroom,” the ent this seminar. For more infor- mended the UARC despite interim third part in a three-part series mation, call Lynne at 956-8617 Chancellor Denise Konanʻs rec- of workshops, will take place or e-mail [email protected]. ommendation against it. Countless tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 4:15 hearings and information hearings p.m. at Kuykendall Hall, room “Traditional Okinawan music in have been had at which members of 106 events room and gallery. For Hawai‘i,” a seminar, will be held the community in opposition often more information, please con- tomorrow from 3:30 p.m. to 5 outnumbered those in favor. tact Katharina Heyer or go to p.m. at Moore Hall, room 319. “A university like this should http://cte.hawaii.edu/Feature. Masanori Nakahodo, a visiting serve the community it lives in,” html. Register for this event professor from the University of said Kyle Kajihiro, program direc- online at http://www.cte.hawaii. the Ryukyus will present a dis- tor for American Friends Service edu/OnlineReg.html. cussion. The seminar will also Committee, Hawai‘i. “These people feature performances of Ryuka are serving corporate interests.” “Matrix Means and Riemannian by Ryuka master, Takenobu Higa. Captain Donald Dawson of Geometry,” a mathematics col- For more information, call the UHM Campus Security stood just loquium, will take place tomor- Center for Japanese Studies at inside the glass doors of Bachman row from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 956-2667, e-mail cjs@hawaii.
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