The Student Journal of Kapi'olani Community College

http://www.kcc.hawaii.edu/news/kapio Vol. 35 No. 6 October 16, 2001 ·'''."'"' ~,~;;. ~~=~~-l!®llllilm!l!ll!!iimmllllllillillliiiill------Kapi'olani's Royal Jubilee-Ho'okipa 2001 r ,:-

By Jesse Fujimoto make Ho'okipa 2001 such a suc­ ble are as follows: Chef Alfredo Layout Editor cess. Food stations were set up Cabacungan for "Medallion of around the room, as well .as the Smoked Duck Breast," Chef An all-around remarkable eve­ lawn, with KCC's various culi­ Kusuma Cooray for "Burst of ning was presented to support­ nary classes manning them. Flavor," Chef Eddie Fernandez ers of KCC's culinary program The 600 sponsors and support­ for "Catfish with Mediterranean and its vision to indirectly pro­ ers who attended were bestowed Bean Salad," Chef Robert Law­ vide for Hawai'i's economy by with intricate cuisine and delica­ less for "Salads," Chef Diane Kapi'olani CC's finest chefs, cies, along with an opportunity Nazarro for "Oysters Rocker­ hospitality faculty, and staff. to partake in a silent auction for fellar Lu'au," Chef Grant Sato Ho'okipa 2001 took place on centerpieces and theme setups. for "The Queen's Introduction the Ocean Lawn, a serene sunset A taste of some of the entrees to Com," Chef Alan Tsuchiyama Helen Wu (second from right) along with fellow culinary students location, as well as in the Mon­ and the chefs who are responsi- (Story continued on page 4) working hard. -Photos compliments of Food Service Program. arch room at the Royal Hawai­ ian Hotel on October 5. The event raised $125,000 for the food service department. The event chairperson, Kelvin Ro, Respect the 'Aina was responsible for organizing this event and is given much Recycle Efforts on Campus credit for its extreme success. Previous Ho'okipa events did By Lily Morningstar According to Telfer, on this not gross nearly as much as Co-editor island only 52% of cans, 39% this year's event. In fact, in of glass and 3% of plastic gets 1999, the food service depart­ You finish the last of your diet recycled. ment grossed merely $5,000 coke and maybe take a moment The problem with recycling and 2000's Ho'okipa grossed to look for a recycling bin, of on campus is that there is no one $100,000. course, there are no recycling to take care of all the recyclable Nearly 1,000 students training bins on campus so you simply goods. Someone would have to in hospitality and food service Master conch shell blower Likeke Bell announces the the royal throw it in the trash and go on take it all down to a recycling attended this event and helped your merry way. Its not a prob­ center and no one is employed dinner. lem. -Actually, yes, it is. What for that job, according to the will happen when all the landfills KCC administration people that World Peace Can Happen If It's Shared are full? Where will we throw we asked. Thus, unless the uni­ our trash? versity employed some people as By Lorraine Fabro rubble or trash, we can rebuild. 4. Lights, camera, action: Granted, there are plenty of recycle drop-offers, then some­ The trees are being constructed Anyone willing and able to vid­ recycling companies on the one would be inconvenienced World peace is vital to the sur­ by the Honolulu Community eotape the events will be a the island where you can drop your with added work. vival of the planet. Throughout College Carpentry Program. "star" on our p~ace trees. trash at, some of them will even In some states like New Jersey, this country and the world, a Kahala Mall is graciously Newspapers, television and the pick your trash up from your you are required by law to recy­ movement in the form of peace hosting the following events: topic of all conversations seem home, of course it does all have cle. But are we going to have education is gaining momentum. Children and families will be to hinge on vengence. According to be separated first. Recycling to wait until our state looks like One person can make all the welcomed to construct links con­ to Hirohatra, the fervor is ines­ takes effort, separating, dropping New Jersey before anything is difference. The goal of a peace taining messages of peace for capable as evidenced by the bar­ it off. There are over 120 loca­ done? -Not to diss Jersey or education program is to increase their chains on October 27 at the rage of banners, flags hung from tions on the island, there has got anything but we need to show awareness and instill a sense of Community Booth. On Novem­ every structure that could sup­ to be one near you. respect for the 'aina here and urgency for the need to spread ber 2-4 the completed trees will port one, shirts and buttons. War Although for some people it now. world peace before warring be on display. is a foregone conclusion and war can be a pain in the ass, it is You can help promote recy­ nations wipe humankind from Volunteers are needed in var­ songs fill the airwaves strewn possible to get your rubbish to cling by buying products that are the face of the earth. Chemical ious capacities and those with with the exact same rhetoric that a recycling center. But there is made from recycled items. warfare, pollution, disease and expertise in the following areas played on this nation's xenopho­ still the dilemma of no recycling Pepsi-Cola of Hawai 'i has famine have long lasting and are especially welcomed: bia following the attack on Pearl bins on campus. What are you been putting an effort into the many irreversable effects. 1. Movers and Shakers: Strong Harbor, notes Hirohata. supposed to do with the soda can recycling of cans by putting Under the guidance of KCC bodies and sturdy trucks to load That same type of unbridled from the soda you buy from the white drums for cans out around instructor Laurie Hirohata, sev­ and transport the trees. nationalism resulted in the vending machine at lunch, carry Honolulu, making recycling eral social science classes and 2. Suppliers: Art materials such wrongful imprisonment of J ap­ it around all day until you get easier for the community. But student organizations at the col­ as paints, markers, and staples anese-Americans and an in sur­ home and can recycle it there? this is not enough. We also need lege have developed a commu­ as well as the creative beings mountable loss of property, Terry Telfer of Tomra Recy­ to start thinking about newspa­ nity event to promote world to give our message the display liberty and livelihood. Hirohata cling said that they tried to have pers, plastic and glass. peace. The focus is to create power it deserves. The Interna­ hopes that we strive for peace, recycling bins around in the past Pepsi-Cola actually offered to and display 'peace trees' to sym­ tional Cafe group will be adding since our survival depends upon but people are lazy and "don't donate recycling drums to KCC bolize that "'World Peace' Can personal touches to our logo it. Peace can spread to other stu­ read," then they throw trash into and Tomra Recycling gave the Happen If It's Shared." Accord­ and some of our signs to better dents and organizations, prompt­ the bins and recyclers have to Kapi 'o staff stickers that can be ing to Hirohata, the trees will be portray the global perspective ing them to hold similar events sort it out. Anyone who has done put onto a regular trash can to built primarily out of recycled of "neighborhood-to-neighbor­ and join the growing efforts after school detention knows turn it into a recycling bin. Recy­ material to promote the symbolic hood." to promote peace on earth and what a disgusting, maggot-filled cling on campus is definitely message "peace has to be recy­ 3. Website Design: People to goodwill toward humankind. job it is. Most people who say possible. With a little effort, we cled after every attack/incident." create, monitor and maintain a Students interested in contribut­ they want to recycle really don't will be recycling in the very near The recycled material also rep­ website to help promote the ing to the "peace" should contact because it takes too much effort. future. resents the concept that from peace education efforts. Laurie Hirohata at 734-9835. 1 Kapi'o Editorial/ Commentary October 16, 2001 ------lll!llllllll!ll!ai\\Wlll!illlllllll!lliiBiiWIIIIIIIlmllli'lilillElllliTI!Il!!!!:lm!!!m®IW!m!illllllllmm!ll!!ml!MWM~W.·'~t:~mR:-~·'* ·· pea e lluss ii:n)~~ Ci": Rilotos by Jesse Fujimoto

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Brian Chadick: "Will there be an Toni Iwata: "It will be a really long Liezel Amodo: "Many innocent Peggy Smith: "The efforts made by Tyler Uehara and Jared Lau: "The end? There will always be terrorists war and we need to prepare our­ people will be killed. It's really the U.S. might put an end to terror­ world should be different. Individu­ and people who hate the US . It will selves (as a country) for financial sad." ism, but only for a short time. All als ' privacy will be invaded and our take a really long time for there to detriment." bad feelings towrds Middle Eastern­ freedom of religion compromised. be an outcome." ers will be enhanced by this war." The world will be different."

Editorials Love in a time of tragedy

By Lily Morningstar ernment does not have enough we will be showing him and friends, husbands and wives. every time we drop a bomb on Co-Editor vaccinations and cures to save · the world that we accept and Their way of life and their reli­ their country we are making mil­ everyone. Did you know that embrace violence and murder. gions may differ but we are all lions of people feel that same It has been one month since one of the symptoms of Anthrax I don't believe that bin Laden human beings. We must look way. the devastating attack on our is black pus that oozes out of should be able to get away with inside them and see their good­ nation. Our country is in tur­ your eyes? A disease like this the atrocities he inflicted upon ness. moil, people are confused, and could wipe out all of us. If we us, but I do believe that killing As Americans we are so filled the desire for vengeance and continue to bomb our enemies him is not the only solution. with pride for ourselves, our bloodshed is overwhelming. A they will kill all of us. There has got to be another way. country and the "American way" horrible evil was inflicted upon Right now is not a time for America is angry right now and we need to put-away our pride us and our lives will be forever war, it is a time for forgiveness, wants to lash out in violence. for once and not try to be so changed. Osama bin Laden is obviously We need to start looking at tough. Rather than use all our No one seems to understand a very confused man. He has our enemies as individuals, as high tech weapons to get revenge the serious consequences of war, no concept of what is right. human beings we need to under­ and cause millions of pointless especially in the 21 st century. We By bombing his country we are stand that they have feelings deaths we should show our ene­ have weapons so powerful they just going to make him more like love and sadness just like mies forgiveness and love. By could blow up the entire world. confused, then he is gonna get us. They are not empty vessels showing them forgiveness we We are also facing chemical and pissed and attack us again. More with blind hatred as their only could mend our countries tar­ biological warfare. The US gov- people will die. By fighting back emotion. They all have families, nished reputation of being capi­ talistic and domineering and we could show the world that Amer­ Get ready for a RANT, no I'm not Dennis Miller icans really are kindhearted and By MS Pata so far. If you don't like your and empower. Perspective will good and then, everyone would government, use your voice and determine each individual Amer­ love us and there would be no As we watch the war on the vote. Participate in the gov­ ican point of view, but uniting war. news, read about it in magazines ernment process and you can as Americans and realizing the Remember the way you felt and newspapers, discuss it on the change things. This also means opportunity to learn from every on September 11th and know that Internet, and wonder what the that everyone pay attention to other point of view. Protecting answer is, there are things we who they vote for. Newspapers, the right to allow everyone a Congratulations can do. Whether or not you sup­ magazines, TV and the Internet voice. to KCC blood donors! port the war, everyone who can provide many different perspec­ 6. Support Americans and you vote or will be able to vote can tives with many different opin­ can keep building a better Amer­ The goal of the October 4 begin to change the future. ions about politicians. ica. Reinvest in American inge­ Blood Drive was to draw 45 1. Do not panic. There will be 3. The world is a different nuity. Big businesses were once pints; this goal was achieved and a future and we can protect our­ place than it was 20 years ago. small businesses and America is exceeded by a total of 47 pints. selves by educating ourselves. America is not untouchable. An the land of opportunity for busi­ The next Blood Drive will be in Take your fear and anger and use understanding of the situation ness. Why can't small businesses six weeks, November 29. Come it to your advantage. The threat and how it came about requires survive in America? How can out and give the blood of life. of chemicaVbiological warfare is understanding of a little history, the government help small busi­ You may request advance sign a thought in the back of every­ a little politics, and a lot of nesses survive? How do the ones up sheets by calling 734-9285. one's mind, but if you learn money. No one is right. that survive, make it? Small busi­ about what the latest scare is e.g. 4. Pay attention to your sur­ nesses only provide small job Anthrax, Dengue Fever, Small roundings and find out what the opportunities, but everyone has Pox, you can learn how to pro­ politicians are to make sure you to start somewhere. tect yourself. You can learn how agree. Laws and bills made now 7. Support Americans and you to prevent it from spreading. affect the future. Our American keep building a better America. 2. Continue to pay attention system works so mistakes can Hard work and a lot of thought to your surroundings and do not be fixed in the future, but why built America and that tradition only look for the bad, but try to wait until it's too late. If you needs to be carried on in the see the good. Watch the sunset, prevent a mistake from happen­ future. There is a way to live read some poetry, or sunbathe ing, you don't have to deal with and work hard. It is not easy to topless and remember that life is the problem in the future. Even figure out how, but one of the to be lived. As Americans, there though a politician gets voted in, beautiful things about America is a wonderful life and a won­ a politician can always be voted is that everyone gets to decide derful system of government. out when their term is over. for themselves. Americans have However flawed, the American 5. Support Americans . and learned that we are resilient, now system of government is it's the you can keep building a better we need to learn how to go on best one anyone's come up with America. Educate, enlighten, and make things better. 2 Kapi'o October 16, 2001 ------~------~~~~~~~~'~ Patriotism in Paradise by Kawehi Haug a patriotic show of unity. Rather six-foot poles thrust high in the nicities. Everyone came together of all was when Battalion Chief than just watch from the side­ air waving in time to the crowd's and moved as one under the Paul Gerard of the Honolulu Fire Since that nightmarish morn­ lines in typical parade fashion, persistent chanting of U-S-A. banner of Old Glory. Department read the Firefighter's ing just weeks ago, when terror people were encouraged to don The crowd marched from The day was sunny and hot, Prayer. His words summed up crossed our borders and entered their walking shoes, pick up a Magic Island through Waikiki yet marchers moved with enthu­ the heart of a firefighter who will our homes with the sole intent of flag and march through the town. to end at the Waikiki Shell. siasm and energy intermittently always run into danger as the rest crushing our spirit, Americans In the ocean of marchers, one As the crowd moved through belting out renditions of "God of us scramble to escape it, the from coast to coast have come was hard-pressed to find a person the streets, drivers honked, cops Bless America" and "America, prayer that many of New York's together to show our strength not displaying the red, white, saluted, trolley operators rang the Beautiful." One hour and finest likely prayed when they and irrefutable resolve in the and blue in some form or other. their bells, bus drivers waved about four miles later, the crowd accepted the call to make sac­ face of terror and intimidation. Memorial ribbons were pinned to and onlookers wiped tears from gathered at the Waikiki Shell for rificing their lives a priority: ". Patriotism has surged and the T-shirts displaying bold symbols their eyes obviously touched by a rally and memorial hosted by . .I want to fill my calling and American spirit is very much of support for the nation and slo­ the show of support. Mike Gabbard, Stand Up For to give the best in me; to guard alive. On September 29, it was gans vowing that "we will not As is typical of an American America, State Chairman. my every neighbor and protect Hawai'i's turn to come together forget" the events of September get-together, especially in A number of speakers ~bared their property. And if, according to show our support for the thou­ 11, nor the blood shed in earlier Hawai 'i, a number of national­ encouraging words and all to Your will, I have to lose my sands of heroes and victims who battles that ensure our freedom ities were represented, among bowed their heads in silence in life; bless with your protecting epitomize the heart of America. today. Hundreds of American them Vietnamese, Cambodian, prayer and remembrance of the hand my children and my wife." On that Saturday, hundreds of flags were hung from strollers, Arab, British, New Zealand, and innocent victims of terror. Per­ people gathered in Waikiki in wheelchairs, bicycles, hats, and your usual mix of "local" eth- haps the most touching moment Well ness Workshop for Excellence in Teaching Award search People Traumatized by begins the Terrorist Attack Do you have a teacher that the administration place on If you have any questions you think is just fabulous? Or quality teaching for our cam­ about the nomination pro­ Do you not feel good about ing crises into opportunities for do you think a certain librar­ puses." cess, contact Kathy Sullivan yourselves yet? Sunny Massad, personal reflection, for aligning ian, counselor or other fac­ Full-time faculty or part­ (734-9309). Ph.D., motivational psychologist lifestyles with higher values, for ulty member went above and time appointees are eligible. and owner of the Hawaii Well­ transforming fear into empower­ beyond to help you with your Candidates for the award can ness Institute, recently presented ment, and for taking time out to academic career? Well, now be nominated by students or successful public forums in the experience a sense of community is your chance to let the rest faculty and submitted to the aftermath of the September 11 with others. Thirty minute coun­ of the campus know about Provost's office. The nom­ crisis at the Hilton Hawaiian Vil­ seling sessions will be offered that special instructor. ination forms are available lage and the Manoa Valley The­ by certified wellness counselors ater. Massad is now offering a 90 directly after the question and Each year the UH Board of at: classrooms, the Student minute forum entitled "How to answer session at no charge. Regents awards the Regents' Activities Office, Learning Stop Terrorizing Yourself: Prac­ The date will be Saturday, Medal for Excellence in Assistance Centers, the tical Skills for Surviving Our October 20, at 10:30 a.m.-12 Teaching to a deserving KCC library, the bookstore, coun­ Nation's Crisis." No reservations noon. The location will be KCC, instructor, counselor, librar­ seling offices, departmental are needed. Kopiko 127 and 128. You can ian, or media/learning center offices and the office of the This public service workshop park in parking lot A across from faculty member. The award Provost at '!lima 203. The provides practical skills for tum - Leahi Hospital. "recognizes the importance nomination deadline is that students, the faculty, and Novem ber 30. Computer virus alert

Like you have nothing else to updates, patches or fix tools via Upcoming OSA do besides worry whether or not email. These companies will send Report finds a terrorist is hiding in your closet you an URL address to connect events-Mark your cal­ ready to attack you for being a to. students not lazy, spoiled, stupid American? Be suspicious of any email that endar! Now we have to worry about all have attachments with "patches" prepared for these computer viruses running or "fix tools" from a software by Raymond Feliciano Band "Tsunami" plays on the college.Duh around the Internet infecting all company. Even with an URL to Mall Lawn. our computers. download a web page, make sure Here are some upcoming October 31 , Wednesday, According to a note from the URL is connected to the soft­ events that may interest students, 10:45-11 a.m. at the cafeteria. By Christopher Makarsky KCC's computer support people, ware company that you are trying sponsored by the Office of Stu­ Halloween Costume Contest, Cavalier Daily (U. Virginia) you have to be on guard for to reach. For example, if you're dent Activities: with Great Prizes! ! ! viruses that come through email trying to connect to Microsoft and October 31, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m (U-WIRE) CHARLOTTES­ messages. These dastardly the URL for some reason changes October 17: Wednesday Cul­ at the cafeteria. Student Talent VILLE, Va. -Recommendations emails have attachments that to www.badvirus.com, you know tural Performance by Axe Brazil Show with Tiny Tadani. There from high school guidance coun­ claim to have a Nimda worm fix that something is wrong. and Ice Cream Social, 12 noon- will be great prizes: selors to take harder classes may tool. The Nimda worm was a If you receive suspicious email 1p.m. at the 'Ohi'a Cafeteria. 1st Place is a $400 Hilton be pretty sound advice after all. A "worm" program that infected a from ITS, please check http:// Experience traditional Brazilian Hawaiian Village gift certifi­ new report, "Raising Our Sights: lot of Microsoft Windows com­ www.hawaii.edu/technews first. culture and free ice cream. cate; No High School Senior Left puters recently and clogged up If there are no articles that match October 22, Monday, 10 a.m., 2nd Place is a $200 Ala Moana Behind," released by the National the Internet. the email you supposed received at the cafeteria. Dedication of gift certificate; Commission on the High School If you get an email with from ITS in the Computer Viruses the new Mitsubishi 65" Wide 3rd Place is a $100 Tower Senior Year, concluded that many that attachment, delete the email Alerts section, please forward Screen Television. records gift certificate; students are ill-prepared for the immediately because it contains the email messages with FULL October 22, Monday, 12 noon, 4th Place is a $100 Alan rigors of a typical college curric­ a "Trojan Horse" virus. A Trojan HEADERS turned on to Therese at 'Ohi'a 103. Grand Opening of Wong's Restaurant certificate; ulum. Horse allows the creator of the Nakadomari for investigation. the new Arcade Room. 5th Place is a $100 UH Book­ The report states that although virus to access your computer For further information about October23, Tuesday, 12noon- store certificate;· 70 percent of students go on to without your knowledge after viruses, see the UHUNIX page 1 p.m. lmua plays at the caf­ 6th Place is a $50 Barnes and higher education, only half of the infected file is executed. at: eteria. Hawaiian Contmporary Nobles gift certificate. those students in four-year insti­ In general, software compa­ http://www.bawaii.edu/cgi­ Music. Consolation prizes will also tutions actually graduate... nies like Microsoft or Network bin/tecbnews?20011001090527. October29,Monday, 12noon- be given for the remaining con­ Associates do DOt send their 1 R-m. The U.S. Pacific Fleet . ~tants . 3 . Kapi~o October 16, 2001 ...... aamm-=~~ mm~~~~~~.~mw~~*f&B&r~,mr Contemporary, expressive, and here until October 19

Story and Photos by ing which houses most of the art lery to experience the MS Pata classes. Upon entering the Koa simple images that page 8 and Advertising Editor Gallery, you become transported provoke deep thought to a serene comer of the world and provide a per­ "The paintings have to speak where earth tones, blacks, and spective to the world for themselves," --s aid David whites calm and soothe the soul. through simplicity. Belke, curator of the Koa Art There is a feeling of being with The show opened Sep­ Gallery at KCC. nature itself, even though you tember 19 and ends He wasreferring to "Organic are standing in a room. As your October 19. Koa Gal­ Transformations," a show of new eyes wander around the room, lery is open Monday work by Alan and Brigitta Leit­ you see images that need closer through Friday from ner, a husband/wife team who viewing and words that need 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat­ not only share a studio, but they reading. Not all of the words urday from 10 a.m. to also share common thoughts are easily readable and some 2 p.m., and it's always about their work. Although they are almost transparent except for free. You can read live in Kailua, right across the their texture. The simplicity and more about Alan Leit- Above: Flora Emblem #100 by Alan Leitner street from the beach, you won't Top: The entrance to the Koa intimacy of Brigitta's pieces are ner in Artist's Hawaii, on display in the Koa Gallery. What kind of find any landscapes and sunsets Gallery. a contrast to the complexity of a copy can be found in flower do you think it is? in this show. Instead, you are Alan's work, like a balance of the Koa Gallery. offered the opportunity to expe­ Both Alan and Brigitta Leitner yin and yang. rience thought-provoking sim­ use multiple techniques to create If you don't have time, make plicity, to see plants, flowers , and their vision. Alan uses layers of time and stop by the Koa Gal- words through another perspec­ paint (he mulls himself) within Left: A close-up tive, and to feel the art through a limited palette, mixing some of Touch Me. your mind, body, and soul. with wax, and scrapes away Alan Leitner the top layers or adds new creates texture layers to find what lies beneath. . with wax mixed His paintings deliver a message with paint and with simple words, symbols, and layers the wax abstract images. Brigitta uses through stencils simple seedpods, palm trees, and to express their simple beauty through lay­ simple thought­ ered surfaces and sketched lines provoking to create intimate images of life words. in nature. Above: Pod Series #8 by Bri­ You can find the Koa Gallery gitta Leitner on the first floor of the Koa build-

Ho'okipa 2001: Continued from Page 1 Free Special guests ;ectures on computer Hull and Chef Dan Wetter for Outstanding alumni awards the "Grand Dessert Buffet." were introduced and presented graphics Attendees included KCC this year by Provost Morton. Provost John Morton, Carol "I'm excited about the whole Hoshiko, KGMB TV's Gary program and how much it has Sprinkle and Pamela Young, and grown," said honorary commit­ by Ursula Garcia Arts students, any interested KCC puter Graphics experience. He student, and the general public. It other supporters. tee chairperson Betty Wo. started working in traditional A group of New Media Arts will be a great opportunity to meet Entertainment including hula, "We couldn't have done it model making and makeup students is currently developing with high-end computer graphics pro­ effects. Then he moved on to music, and awards were pro­ without the chairpersons of the an animation short film named fessionals. The lectures are free, but Inmind International and Take2 vided by Haaiian chanter Keau­ honorary committee," noted "N'Philim." Thanks to the sup­ in order to manage room space Every­ Interactive Software, working in lana Holt. Danny Kaleikini saing Kelvin Ro, events chairperson. port of KCC, The Pacific Center one who would like to attend should real time and cinematic game a pule (prayer) and Hawai 'i Ho'okipais an annual event in for Advanced Technology Train­ register by contacting Ursula Garcia, graphics, commercials, interac­ Ponoi, Jim Nabors sang the which culinary/hospitality stu­ ing (PCATI), and based on a at garciaursula@ hotmail.com or 734 tive CDROMS and web design. National Anthem. Compliment­ dents gain necessary experience, group of students original initia­ 9384. Her office number is in Koa For the last four years he has ing the festivities was conch while raising money for the culi­ tive, the project came up as a plan 205. been a Lead Artist at Square­ to develop a real 3D animation Listed below are the scheduled shell blower Likeke Bell, who nary program. This event allows USA, finishing the movie "Final studio in KCC, and to develop guests, a description of their back­ announced the royal dinner. the Food Service program to Fantasy, The Spirits Within" this a computer generated short film ground, plus a brief explanation of summer and completing a ten­ The Pamela Young Scholar­ become more self-sufficiant and from script to screen. The stu­ the topics they will review in their minute short film for hire by ship finalists were recognized excell as a high-quality educai­ dents involved in this project lecture. next spring. during the ceremonies. Finalists ton program. This makes KCC funded by KCC and the PCATI He will lecture about efficient Daryl Asato, Julian Draves, Ste­ students better prepared for the are Ben Apuna, Dott Arlde, Dean Christian Scheurer, October 22 usage of a phen Maresca, David Masuhara food service and hospitality pro Galura, Art Haring, Ryan Lang, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Room 202, Koa 3D-modeling/texturing depart­ and Albert Soriano were pre­ fession. Todd Minami, Elena Nakashima, Building. Scheurer has worked as ment within a production envi­ sented with certificates. Michelle Poppler and Chris Won. a scriptwriter, a conceptual designer ronment Ursula Garcia is the advisor for and a production illustrator. His cred­ the project. its as a conceptual illustrator include Petra Evers. November 26 With Our Words: A student As a complement to this expe­ the feature films ''The Matrix," 6:30-8:30 p.m. Room 202, Koa rience, a series of discussions "What Dreams May Come," "Dark Building. Evers is a digital literary reading with industry professionals will City" and "The Fifth Element." He 3D-computer graphics artist. Her be held to clarify some of the also worked as a conceptual designer job history includes game design It's time again for the student their work, please ask them to questions our students may have. for "Final Fantasy 9," (the video­ and lead artist for SEGA and literary reading! Every semes­ contact Jill Makagon (x180 I They will use those high-end lec­ game), and most recently as a matte Square games. She was a special ter, KCC students are invited jmakagon@ hawaii.edu) or Leigh tures as a way to bring the 3D painter for the movie "Final Fan­ effects artist for the film "Final to share their original, creative Dooley (x703 industry to KCC. A series of lec­ tasy, The Spirits Within." Fantasy, The Spirits Within." work with the public at a Lit­ /[email protected]). Also, tures has been organized and will He will lecture about the art of She is currently working as erary Reading. This semester please invite all of your stu­ be held by three different com­ being a conceptual illustrator with an independent artist. Her most puter graphics professionals who samples of his artwork and designs. (it will be our 6th literary read­ dents and colleagues to attend recent work has been shown in worked for SquareUSA on the In order to analyze the position of Siggraph 2001. ing), the event will take place the reading and experience first­ feature film "Final Fantasy, The the matte painting artists in the pro­ She will lecture with exam­ on Thursday, October 25 at 7:00 hand thetalent and creativity of Spirits Within". duction of the computer imagery ples of her work about her artis­ pm in the Bistro. As always, the KCC's students. Each one of the three special and digital effects for a movie. tic roles in the different fields of event is FREE and open to the Please contact Jill Makagon guests will focus the lecture in computer graphics. public. Light refreshments will (x 1801jmakagon@ hawaii.edu) his/her area of expertise. These Bo Mosley, October 30, 6:30 be served. or Leigh Dooley(x703 I lectures (of about two hours each) -8:30p.m. Room 202, Koa Build­ If you know of any students [email protected]) for more are open to all the New Media ing. Mosley has eight years Com- who are interested in sharing information. 4 Sports, Etc. October 16, 2001 ______Kapi'o ____;.. ______11111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111llllllllmlrulm1w.Ml!I.Wi!!ili&IZ1Wim®~-~~Wimt~r.%®=#t.:Z..~$~f:i=tiN'._'?h Triangulation The famed triangle offense has settled in successfully with the ·LA Lakers

Top photo: The Lake Show gets ready for practice as players go through a number of stretches guided by their strength and conditioning coach, Jim Cotta. Right photo: Kapi 'o reporter Patrick Evans poses with Shaquille O'Neal as Shaq loqks up at the heavens thanking Godfor true fans like Patrick. -Photos by Patrick Evans. By Patrick Evans once said in his book, Sacred those principles because if they Sports Editor Hoops. don't, the offense will pot be And as a true Laker fan, my effective. But it takes time." The Los Angeles Laker's tri­ endeavor was to stay as cool, Winter also stressed that the angle offense would be best calm, and collected as I could be coaching staff remain patient described as five-man tai chi. Tai without being too amazed at the with the team and have gone chi is a spiritual discipline where stardom at hand. through the process in the past smooth, rhythmic, and flowing "Our veteran guys have done where they had to re-teach the movements enable one's body a good job in grasping the complex offense due to the new to experience a sense of har­ offense," said assistant coach faces in town. Concert Spotlight and Review mony, synchronization, balance, Frank Hamblen. He believes When executed properly, the and purpose. Like tai chi, the winning two consecutive cham­ Triangle is a beautiful thing triangle offense allows the five pionships proves that the veteran to watch. It resembles a sym­ Red, White and The players on the basketball court core of the Lakers have come to phony harmonizing their strings to move and react as one, with grips with the Triangle. and chords in unison, cooper­ Blues all players moving towards a But will the newcomers on the ating together as a community By Lorraine Fabro Beaman Center. "These people common goal. The goal is for the team disrupt the system a bit? of musical components. In other Editorial Page Editor might be called to put their orchestra of five players to com­ "Sure, said Hamblen. "The words, "the whole is greater than lives on the line soon and we're pose a series of fluid movements learning curve is different for the the sum of its parts," as the According to the Honolulu going to make sure to show them and cuts, luring the defense off new players. We have so many theory of Gestalt states. Advertiser, Bob Dylan said he a good time while they're on balance and creating a plethora new faces, but they have done a "As a whole, it is beautiful to cared so little for modem music Oahu." of openings for a player to have good job in picking it up for the play in and watch," said Laker that if he were growing up today, Suankum gets a ton of calls a clear shot at the hoop. In both most part." all-star Kobe Bryant whose Afro he would probably tum to math­ from the audience for the favor­ instances, it is poetry in motion. Keep in mind, the Triangle remained neatly picked even ematics or architecture instead ites like Steve Miller, Beach For the past week and a requires all five players to move after an arduous day of work­ [of music]. Boys and Stone Temple Pilots. half, NBA training camps around together in a synchronized fash­ outs. "Last year, everybody was Mr. Dylan is not alone. It He caters to the crowd and within league opened, with every team ion. It is a rhythm offense that on the same page. We became seems in this time of chaos seconds whips them into a frenzy preparing for another action­ must not go offbeat. If it does, it one." people are longing for a happier with a funky rendition of "Angel packed basketball season ahead. could spell out trouble. It was an ultimate Laker fan time and seeking only those is the Centerfold." As for the Los Angeles Lakers, "If any one part is not right experience: a training camp that tunes that transport them there. "I love it when the audience they held their training camp in and not up to par, or slower only allowed the media and The Notorious Northsiders are a participates and I always wel­ Hawai 'i, where they practiced or faster than the other parts, Laker management in the Stan band that delivers that magical come them to the stage to belt long and hard at the Stan Sheriff then it messes things up," said Sheriff facility, with me being mystery tour. Plain and sim­ out a chorus or two." When the Arena at UH Manoa in hopes of Laker guard Derek Fisher who allowed to witness it all. I saw ple-they rock and they rock Northsiders started Pink Floyd's fine-tuning their system known was interrupted from his shoot­ a playful Shaquille O'neal wres­ hard. The Northsiders unleash infamous "Brick in the Wall," the as the Triangle Offense. ing drill by a Kapi 'o reporter, tling with his bodyguard, Jerome, the smoothest blues from the crowd sang so loud the North­ I had the opportunity to take me. as they tumbled along the floors '50's, the greatest guitar riffs siders could barely be heard over a wide-eye glimpse at the new­ "It's important that everyone of the Stan Sheriff arena during from the '60's, the stupendous the enthusiastic voices. look Lakers as the coaching moves and think alike, and do practice. I saw Laker forward sing alongs from the '70's, and It was a night to remember staff handled the tedious task of things as one." Robert Horry ice his worn down the best of the Big '80's. and a show not to be missed. implementing their system to the At the heart of the system is knees time and time again, after The Notorious Northsiders Catch the Notorious Northsiders newcomers on the talented Laker what Tex Winter, Laker assistant every practice. I also spotted play it all and pack it with a roster. It was truly an experience coach and guru of the Triangle WNBA all-star center Lisa Leslie punch that has the crowd danc­ for the ages. Offense, calls the seven prin­ making an appearance at one of Wanna WRITE? ing down the decades. People As a reporter, my job was ciples of a sound offense. The the practices, chatting with an request anything from Muddy to discover whether the two­ seven principles are the blu~print exuberant Kobe Bryant on what Interested in writing for Waters to Jimi Hendrix, Pink time defending champions had for the Triangle, the guidelines it was like for the LA Lakers and the Kapi'o? We are looking Floyd or Tom Petty and they get mastered their coveted triangle in which the players must live LA Sparks to be champions in for editorials, news articles, it. The Notorious Northsider's offense, for if they mastered it, " by night and day. the same city. poetry, announcements .. .any­ bring some real heat. the system is virtually unstoppa­ "That's pretty much our Bible, More importantly, I witnessed thing! "We've enjoy entertaining the ble because there are no set plays said a smiling Winter, whose face a Laker dynasty in the making, If you are interested come troops here at Pearl Harbor" and the defense can't predict lit up when I pounded away ques­ vibrant and ready to make sweet to Lama 118 and 119 or call says lead guitarist Ahkom Suan­ what's going to happen next," as tions about the Triangle offense. poetry, triangulation style. 734-9120. Let your voice be kum during a short break at the Laker head coach Phil Jackson "It's important to play within HEARD! 5 Kapi'o October 16, 2001

Slice of Campus Life The gift of gab by Kawehi Haug year's TalkStory Festival log on to www.lava.net/talkstory. On the weekend of October 6-7, the Department of Parks Secrets of and Recreation hosted the 13th Annual Talk Story Festival. The Success workshop three-day event is a celebration schedule of the power of the spoken word, and is a platform for reg­ By Mina Hemmy ular folks to share their stories Co Editor with eager listeners. This year, the event drew an impressive Don't forget the remaining crowd, a good portion of which Secrets of Success Workshop: was children. Though the story­ tellers are not necessarily pro­ Are you ready for an Online fessional performers, each one Course? Monday, November has a distinct style and fasci­ 5th at 12:15-1:15p.m. in 'Iliahi 228F. Jimmy Shimabukuro will Campus life for Kevin Chow (left) ad Kenneth Au involves study­ nating experiences from which be explaining how to better pre­ ing feverishly in the 'Ohi'a Cafeteria. -Photo by Traci Waiamau they draw. The tales of so many indi­ pare for and do well in an online viduals were evidence of the course. Hepatitis Clinic at a Discount importance of storytelling in our culture as a means of entertain­ The Culinary Institute of September, the second Hepatitis ment and perhaps more impor­ the Pacific at KCC is pro­ A shot will be offered in March tantly, a source of education. viding a Hepatitis A and B 2002. For more information on next immunization clinic to its students and faculty on Tues­ day, October 23 from 1-4 p.m. in the Tamarind Dining Room. Vaccinations are dis­ counted and only $25 per shot for Hepatitis A or B, or $40 per shot for a com­ bined Hepatitis A and B vac­ cine. The fee is usually $100 or more per shot if taken privately off-campus. Those who received their first Hep­ atitis B or combination vac­ cine at last month's clinic should get their second shots. For those who received their first Hepatitis A vaccine last Bamboo Ridge Writers Institute Ghost Story at UH Manoa contest

The Kapi'o is once again By Jesse Fujimoto sponsoring a Ghost Story Layout Editor contest, so all you creative geniuses better get to work Attention all writers and fans of on writing the best stories literature! Bamboo Ridge Press is ever! Entries will be judged responsible for publishing many of by faculty members and the our local writers' works. winners' stories will be pub­ On Friday evening, October 19, lished in the Kapi'o. The everyone is invited to celebrate the winners will also receive release of the Bamboo Ridge Issue prizes that may include cash #79. This event is FREE and will or gift certificates. The con­ consist of a reception and a reading test is open only to students and will start at 7:30p.m. in the UH enrolled at Kapi'olani Com­ Manoa Campus Center Ballroom. munity College. In addition, Saturday, October 20, The stories must be fic­ will be the day for the Writers Insti­ tional and the writer's own tute and will take place from 8:30 original work i.e.: no copy­ a.m. to 3:30p.m. at the UH Campus ing! Stories should not Center meeting rooms. The Insti­ exceed five pages and must tute will consist of a reading from a be accompanied by an entry panel of published writers, a writing form. workshop, and an open mike. The deadline for entries is Friday's reception and reading is Saturday, October 19. Entries free and open to anyone interested. are to be submitted to the Saturday's Writers Institute har­ Kapi'o office in Lama 118 bors a fee of $50, $40 students, $30 or to Instructor Mavis Hara's Bamboo Ridge members. If your tray in the Arts and Sciences interested in attending the master Department Office in Kalia workshops, there is a limited enroll­ 101. ment and an additional fee of $40. So write a spooky story, • For further information, call and scare everyone out of 626-1481 or e-mail their pants for fun and [email protected] to be put profit! on their mailing list. Kapi'o Arts and Entertainment October 1 ~ 2001 ''Lost and Delirious'' is ... Not lost at all!

By Tevita Toutaiolepo in a room with Victoria (Tori) ings of life. Away from society's is secret, Paulie is content just on all fronts, maintains her love and Paulie, two older girls who trend of broken father figures, to be herself while Tori, always and so the battle begins. She's a beautiful natural live exuberant lives in what these girls all have issues with thinking of outside elements, is Never has a movie potrayed women with intelligence and a seems like a fairytale land of their mothers. Mary's mother is uneasy about their secret being the desperation of the young story to match. "Lost and Deliri­ young beautiful women who dead, Paulie's mother gave her revealed. broken hearted in such a beauti­ ous" follows the path of a heart, spike punch at tea parties and up at birth and Tori's mother is Everything moving in this film ful and truthful manner. Perabo a mind and an observer. It starts dance to the violent femmes. never satisfied. is then dominated by Paulie, the is perfect, almost making one slowly with the mind and heart Tori and Paulie introduce Mary As time continues Mary recog­ heart and soul who suffers a love feel the true ache of a heart's first in unison, then blows up as they to life on campus. nizes an attraction between Tori lost unbearable. Paulie is played break. Pool arrives in her Eng­ both take to battle. The heart Mary, young, timid and still and Paulie. She catches them by Piper Perabo, in a moving lish language debut, making the to love, the mind to think, and finding herself, looks up to them. kissing one morning and being performance that transcends a heart and mind universal despite the observer to observe. These She observes their character, so young, actually thinks they're lesbian theme and turns it into content that may cause viewers themes are symbolized through taking in what for her is a practicing for boys. Soon these a love story. You may remem­ to misjudge the film. A film the films three main characters. whole new experience. Tori, the scenes become so normal to Mary ber Perabo from the exploitation that conflicts the tragic beauti­ Based on Susan Swan's novel, "mind," is a pretty brunette, that she describes them as just film, "Coyote Ugly." Perabo is ful character of Paulie against "The Wives of Bath," and the illusion of the perfect girl, sounds and shadows that she's allowed to act in this movie and Tori's ideals and all this while an directed by Lea Pool, ("Desire well spoken and well mannered. become used to, just part of the plays the heart of Paulie against observing Mary finds herself and in Motion," "Set Me Free") it Paulie, the "heart," is the rebel of landscape. the mind of Tori. grows into a different person. is a well-paced movie with deep the campus who speaks her mind Paulie and Tori are lost in Tori, fearing the judgement You can watch it with your character and a multi-dimen­ and manages to offend every­ love and pretend as if Mary of peers and disowning of her mind, your heart or just simply sional script. one. Mary grow closer to her doesn't know. Their affection is family, denies Paulie all affec­ observe. "Lost and Delirious" is We start at an all girls' board­ new room mates through late shown through tender conver­ tion, gets a boyfriend, and con­ showing at Varsity Theatres. ing school where the observer night heart to heart talks, where sations and scenes of intimacy jures rumors of Paulie coming For showtimes and listings Mary, an innocent young girl, is they word unsent letters to their that capture the essence of young on to her, making Paulie the call the theatre box office at a new student. She gets housed mothers and share their true feel- love. Although their relationship scapegoat of their relationship. 973-5833. Paulie, sensitive and passionate

Piper Perabo as Paulie. Photo from "Lost and Delerious" official website.

Phi Theta Kappa Essay Con­ test Open to All The Alpha Kappa Psi Chapter for college classes or published of Phi Theta Kappa is pleased in the Kapi' o are acceptable. to announce its first Essay Con­ test reflecting this year's Honors Deadline: Essays should be Topic, "Customs, Celebrations turned into the Honors Edu­ and Traditions: The Human Drive cation Office in Iliahi 117 no for Community" and our Chapter later than Friday, November 2. Theme "Ka Ho'ohiwahiwa me Please submit your entries in a Ka Malama o ka 'Ike Laula, Hon­ sealed envelope which is clearly oring and Preserving Diversity." marked: Essay Contest Entry.

Eligibility: All students Great Prizes! enrolled at Kapi' olani CC at time First place: $50 gift certificate of entry. for Ala Moana Shopping Center, publication in Kapi'o and the Topic: How important to you Phi Theta Kappa Newsletter. is the preservation of diverse cul­ Second place: Two movie tures in Hawai 'i? How would you passes and $20 Ala Moana Shop­ help to preserve cultural diver­ ping Center gift certificate. sity in today's society? Third place: Two movie passes and $10 Ala Moana Shopping Requirements: Essays should Center gift certificate. be approximately 3-4 pages in length, typed, double spaced with Entries from Phi Theta Kappa 1" margins in a normal typeface. members will also be submitted No identifying information for selection in the Phi Theta should appear on the essay itself. Kappa International Honor Soci­ A cover sheet with the student's ety Anthology Nota Bene. For name, address and telephone more information, please con­ number must be attached to the tact Terrie Morinaga, Essay Con­ entry. Entries must be the sole test coordinator, at 988-3254 or work of the entrant, and must not via email at: have been published in any mag­ [email protected]. azine or journal. Essays written Kapi'o News To Use October 16, 2001 ...... ~ .. ~~ww.~~m~~--

Are You Ready for an Online Record Office for students who included with the registration Kapi'olani Asia Pacific Empha­ Thurs, Nov. 1, from 1-4 p.m. Course? did not receive a form forms and in the Spring 2002 sis. A copy of the gujdelines will Wed. Nov. 7, from 1-4 p.m. and Jimmy Shimabukuro tells you Oct. 29-31: Spring 2002 gradu­ Schedule of Courses. soon be available in ISO. Tues. Nov. 13, from 9 a.m.- 12 what you need to know to pre­ ates register. Students expecting noon. pare for and do well in an to graduate in May 2002 should CAPE Fellowship for Faculty On-line Job Placement Syst An Advanced Training Session online course, Monday, Novem­ apply for graduation with the The Center for Asia-Pacific em is scheduled for Mon. Nov. 19, ber 5, 12:15-1:15 p.m., Iliahi Records Office and then make Exchange is again offering a 1. The KCC On-Line Job Place­ from 1-4 pm. 228F. Please contact Gail Harada an appointment for advising and Professional Development Fel­ ment System is now ready for You need to sign up for only at ext. 342 with any questions. priority registration with their lowship. If any faculty member beta testing. All faculty, coun­ one basic session. At that ses­ academic advisor. is interested, submit a proposal selors, staff, and students are sion, you can determine whether Early Registration for Spring Oct. 29-31: Current Health Sci­ not to exceed two pages which invited to participate. This is an you will need the Advanced Ses­ 2002 ences and Nursing majors reg­ includes 1) a description of the opportunity to give constructive sion. Students are encouraged to Here are the remaining dates ister through their departmental project, 2) the time period, 3) a feedback to the site before it is participate. relating to early registration for academic advisors. list of professional development launched sometime in the near Spring 2002 for current Nov. 1-21: Registration for all awards received in the last three future. For Psychology Professors, Kapi'olani students. It's a good other current students. Students years and 4) a budget detailing To register to for the testing, Counselors and Psych and idea to register during this early may register at or after their how the award money will be please send your e-mail address Counseling Students: period rather than waiting until assigned registration time. (This spent. Proposals are due in the to [email protected]. The A representative from Argosy January, when there will be a is when KCC would like all cur­ ISO by December 3. Selection private company that is develop­ University will be in the Maida much more limited choice of rent continuing students to reg­ criteria includes how well the ing the site will send you infor­ Kamber Center, llima 103, on classes. ister.) proposal advances the mission mation directly. Also a number Tuesday, October 30, from 1-2 Oct. 17: Mail-out of registration Nov. 26-Dec. 20: Extended early and goals of CAPE, KCC and of orientation classes on how to p.m. She will be sharing infor­ forms registration and change of regis­ the impact the work may have use the site are scheduled for; mation on their bachelor's, mas­ Oct. 29: Duplicate copies of reg­ tration period. on the candidate's teaching. The Friday, Oct. 26, from 9:00 a.m.- ter's and doctoral programs in r istration forms available at the More detailed information is award will be coordinated by the 12 noon. psychology.

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Ambitious Gen-Xer · wanted. cants must address the Quali­ First Aid and CPR. A current TB tional Therapist, full-time; Psy­ Licensed Practical Nurse, pri­ Partner with NYSE company. fication Requirements on your test is required. Note: All appli­ chology Associate, full-time; vate duty division. CareRe­ Public speaking, training, experi­ resume and or application. All cants must address the Quali­ Case Manager, full-time; Clin­ source Hawaii's private duty ence a plus. Need 3-4 key people, application forms are available fication Requirements on your ical Nurse Manager, full-time, division is recruiting for a call-in PT/Ft. Call 923-4248 for inter­ at each site or you may mail your resume or application. KSA' S Unit Clerk, full-time; Mental and part-time licensed practical view, Tuesday-Friday 9 a.m.-3 resume or application to: Qual­ (knowledge, skills, and abilities) Health Specialist, full/part-time/ nurse to care for patients in a p.m. See http:// ity of Life Department, Morale, on a separate sheet of paper call-in; Registered Nurse, fuW home setting. LPNs are responsi­ seeking. primeprospect.com. Welfare and Recreation, Person­ please address the KSA's: Abil­ part-time/call-in. ble for assisting in the assessment nel Section, 850 Ticonderoga ity to plan and organize youth The hospital campus is 91-2301 of patient needs and in planning, Varsity Flowers is looking for a Street, Suite 300, Pearl Harbor, events, knowledge of cash han­ Fort Weaver Road, Ewa Beach, implementing, and documenting delivery driver, hours arranged, Honolulu HI 96860-5100. dling procedures, ability to com­ Hawai'i 96706. 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Resumes and applica­ viduals to join its team of have one year of relevant work Apply in person from 1-4 p.m. telephone and do scheduling. tions may be placed in the drop professionals. Interested appli­ experience. Hours are flexible For further information, call Janet You must have a degree or cer­ box at Bloch Arena (Bldg 161), cants should apply in person or depending on client needs and Kosaka at 941-5874. tificate in the secretarial field. or the MWR Annex at 600 Main send a resume to their offices staff availability. (Sunday-Satur­ Schedule runs from Monday­ Street (Bldg 3456). Application at 702 S. Beretania St., Third day, flexible hours.) Operations clerk, reannounce­ Friday, 40 hours a week. Send forms are available at each site Floor (Home World Building), ment number RS# 01-0096. your resume to William Goo at or you may mail your resume Honolulu, HI 96813. Application Registered Nurse, Medicare Rate of pay $8.64 per hour. 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Kahi Mahala is CareResources is an Equal nursing assessments, evaluation, front desk coverage, logs chil­ Incumbent will assist in plan­ a behavioral health system pro­ Opportunity Employer. case management, and imple­ dren in and out of the facility, ning a youth recreation program viding individualized and diverse The following positions are avail­ mentation of care in accordance informs and answers questions containing a variety of activities mental health care services for able: with the plan of treatment for regarding programs and services such as physical, cultural, and male and female patients from assigned clients. Nurses should and policies and procedures. May special interest activities such as ages 3 to adults: Home Health Aide, private be knowledgeable in community perform assigned resource and trips, special events, dances, and duty division. Call-in positions health and rehabilitative con­ referral duties. Ensures that all parties. 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Provides required all planned activities signif­ Chemical Dependency motion exercises, meal prepa­ Applicants must have a licence to information to requesting agen­ icant events and recommends Counselor, full-time; Teacher/ ration and light housekeeping. practice as a registered nurse in cies which include but are not the purchasing of equipment Education Instructor, full-time; Hours are flexible depending on the State of Hawai 'i, hold a cur­ limited to Family Advocacy, that supports the youth program. Marketing Associate, full-time; caregivers' availability and client rent Health Care Provider CPR Naval Investigative services, Responsible for the collections Psychiatric Assessment Spe­ needs with up to 40 hours/week certification, and valid driver's Environment, Safety and Fire and safeguarding of any funds, cialist, call-in; Care Coordina­ possible. Applicants must be license, automobile and insur­ personnel, and USDA. 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