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WWW.KALEO.ORG EO KServing the students of the UniversityL of Hawai‘i at Mānoa since 1922 HEAVY RAIN Shop, Kaboodle style A Frenzy of Poetry First jewel of Triple Crown pau Kaboodle.com a social shopping network Singer Alison Sobul has radio appeal Kaua‘i’s Roy Powers dominates waves THURSDAY H:80° L:71° News | Page 2 Mixed Plate | Page 6 WaterLog | Page 7 NOV. 29, 2007 Group continues to protect Kaho‘olawe CampusBeat
Editor’s Note: Kaho‘olawe, the Compiled by Michelle White smallest Hawaiian Island, is a former Navy bomb-testing site. No perma- SUNDAY, NOV. 11 nent residents live on Kaho‘olawe, and there is very limited public A student driving a State Vehicle hit access to the island. Ka Leo con- a pole near the Varsity Gate. There tributing reporter Blane Benevedes were no injuries in the 1:23 a.m. visited Kaho‘olawe in October with accident. a University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa ethnic studies class to experience the uniqueness of the island and Campus Security found an intoxi- learn about the Hawaiian concept of cated student consuming alcohol in mālama ‘āina, “to care for the land.” the Hale Wainani parking lot at 3:14 This is the second installment in a a.m. The student was referred to the two-part series about the trip. Part vice-chancellor for Students due to one ran in Wednesday’s edition. being under-age. By Blane Benevedes TUESDAY, NOV. 13 Ka Leo Contributing Reporter A student became ill at Kennedy Condition Orange Theatre and was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
“LIMITS OF TIER II WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14 (SUBSURFACE) UXO CLEARANCE. NO DIGGING Campus Security responded to a PAST THIS POINT,” reads many COURTESY PHOTO • DAN ARAKAWA 12:01 a.m. disorderly conduct call of the signs lining every trail on The Hale Hālāwai, a meeting house built by PKO members and UH ethnic studies studies, will establish the symbolic reclaiming of at Jefferson Hall. Officers found five Kaho‘olawe. These bright orange Kaho‘olawe by its hosts. individuals and issued trespass warn- poles stick out like sore thumbs ings to three students and referred through the wounded ‘āina, remind- them to the vice-chancellor. ing visitors and hosts alike of the down on Kaho‘olawe, especially the best bet on Kaho‘olawe, seemed sity student, summed up the experi- island’s battered past. But the signs during some of their most vulner- like a paradox at times. ence: “My friend told me about this THURSDAY, NOV. 15 are not just remnants of a by-gone era; able moments, like picking the right When the zodiac got as close as but I wasn’t going to go, because of their importance is as applicable today bush to duck behind for bathroom it could to the island, Uncle Maka the money. But he said that it would as it was when the clean-up project use when they were away from cut the engine while various kua be the best hundred bucks I’d ever A person visiting UH became ill after began in 1994. They serve as the first base camp. stood in the water and held the spend and so far it has been.” Silva becoming stuck in the Hale Mokihana line of defense to untrained visitors to “It could be the ordinance bush,” boat in place. Most of the first boat was only five minutes into his trip. elevator. The Fire Department and the island. joked Craig Neff, a senior PKO entered the water, swam toward But that didn’t mean he wasn’t Honolulu Police responded after the Signs posted on the poles face the official. “When you’re dropping shore, and formed two lines linking tired. He said, “I feel beat-up, like a visitor had difficulty breathing. safe areas on Kahao‘olawe. If a hiker bombs, it’s dropping bombs back.” those in the boat to those on shore. train’s run over me.” doesn’t see the signs, one wrong step What may appear to be a common Those remaining on board tossed By about 7 a.m., the first boat A student is suspected of discharging could be fatal. piece of rubbish may also be deadly. the group’s luggage overboard, had two more boats to unload before a fire extinguisher on the 8th floor “Anything can be ordinance,” said The PKO constantly reminds visitors which had been stuffed into multi- setting up camp. By the time most of Hale Lokelani. The incident was Ikaika Suarez, the Protect Kaho‘olawe that “if you didn’t drop it, don’t pick layered contractor rubbish bags for students were ready to take a nap, classified as harassment and criminal Organization group leader. it up.” But when on a conservation water resistance. their day had only just begun. property damage. There was never really much mission, the notion of disciplining When all the luggage made it to time for the visitors to let their guards one’s self to not pick up trash, while the shoreline, Stan Silva, a univer- See Kaho‘olawe, page 2 See Campus Beat, page 2
News 2 THURSDAY SURF OUTLOOK Mixed Plate 3 � Commentary 4 S HONOLULU TIDES NORTH 8-10+ Wave heights A large northwest swell on HI 8:02 A.M. | 9:32 P.M. CHECK OUT OUR WaterLog 7 SOUTH 0-2 reported Saturday should produce PLEASE LO 12:06 A.M. | 4:00 P.M. TOP HOLIDAY GIFTS Sports 8 WEST 4-6+ Hawaiian style, high surf warning waves INSIDE THIS ISSUE RECYCLE Cartoons 9 S HALEIWA TIDES about half face through Tuesday. { } EAST 1-2+ INSIDE TODAY Puzzles & Classi eds 10 HI 7:00 A.M. | 8:30 P.M. heights. MAHALO LO 1:55 A.M. | 11:11 P.M. WINDS 5-15 mph S - SE SOURCE: NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE 2 Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 [email protected] Kaboodle.com sparks social shopping Kaho‘olawe Campus Beat From page 1 From page 1
The next two boats brought FRIDAY, NOV. 16 a wider variety of people to Kaboodle.com al- Kaho‘olawe: more kua, Hawaiian Two students are suspected of language school children from throwing items from the 5th floor lows users to create Kula Kaiapuni o Kalama on Maui, balcony of Hale Lokelani. The polls like these to chaperones, high school kids from incident was reported to Campus help them choose Lahainaluna and the rest of Mānoaʻs Security at 2:40 a.m. The stu- the best product. ethnic studies class. dents were referred to the vice- Every time the contents of chancellor for recklessly endan- the boat were unloaded, those on gering the lives of others. shore gathered together, introduc- COURTESY PHOTO KABOODLE.COM tions ensued (some of them for the SATURDAY, NOV. 17 third time) and chants were offered. By Brandi Salas ects and final papers but also “A big part of the season is To some, these moments solidified A student needed medical atten- Ka Leo Associate Features Editor because of all the decisions she gift giving, and I enjoy that but the early relationships of the 60 in tion for drinking and drug use at had to make. Her boyfriend, Elika it does get really hectic if you’re attendance. Mar shared his own Hale ‘Ilima. The under-age student University of Hawai‘i at Sakazaki, encouraged her to make a student, especially if you have take on the unique social climate of refused transport to the hospital but Mānoa senior Abigail Diaz was a wish list that would give him an a job,” said Diaz. She stumbled Kaho‘olawe. will have to answer to the vice- chancellor. not excited about gift giving this idea of what to buy her, but she upon a wish list website called Kaboodle.com. It allowed her to Christmas not only because she’s was having a hard time explain- ‘A Primal Sense of Aloha’ browse through websites, pick SUNDAY, NOV. 18 swamped with semester proj- ing exactly what she wanted. out what she wanted and email Referring to the visitors, he said, Sakazaki a picture of what it “I see them awaken a primal sense A student was caught making Waterhouse Lecture Series and Youth for Christ present looked like, the price and where of aloha, that genuine love for your false reports at the Hale Aloha to buy it. neighbor. Not even in the pinch, you Emergency Call Box. The student “Having a web site such as love them no matter what happens. It has been referred to the vice- Kaboodle allows me and others extends to strangers.” chancellor. to not beat around the bush and For the next three days, the MONDAY, NOV. 19 give people what they really group worked, laughed, and shared want,” Diaz said. a chain reaction of close-felt expe- Kaboodle is a social shop- riences. Some helped thatch the An unknown suspect assaulted ping community that allows PKO’s hale hālāwai, a meeting a student at the Hemenway Hall Courtyard at 5 p.m. HPD filed an U.H. Faculty Who Believe Challenge Leading Atheist people to discover, recommend house that when completed will assault report. Includes Audience Participation Q & A Time and share their favorite products establish the symbolic reclaiming with others. of Kaho‘olawe by its hosts. Some A graduate student was found There are currently about built a trail. Others replaced a 33,000-gallon water tank liner. sleeping in a van in the Architecture estseller 20,000 people that visit Kaboodle. New York Times b Most visited some of the island’s School parking lot at 2:45 a.m. The endid book.” unt from this spl com each month from Hawai‘i, n enormous amo “I learned a lusion student was referred to the vice- or of The God De most historic sites, including house D DAWKINS, Auth according to Kaboodle.com - RICHAR sites, petroglyph sites, Honokanai‘a chancellor. .... t booookk.. Victor J. Stenger, Ph.D. lasteest b Bay and the “Navigator’s Chair,” gerr’’ss lat . Steenge Dr. St Internationally renowned See Kaboodle, page 6 a site constructed to teach the A motorcycle rider slid under a physicist and atheist Hawaiian tradition of non-instru- SUV on Dole Street near Waʻahila mental navigation. And before they Faculty Housing. The motorcycle Panelists: knew it, it was time to clean up camp rider was treated for minor injuries Robert D. Joseph and head for home. and released. Professor of Astronomy While taking home their sepa- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 David S. Haymer rate experiences, they all transferred Professor of Genetics a deepened sense of aloha into the ‘āina. Most came to Kaho‘olawe to Campus Security assisted a stu- Alan Stockton heal a place battered by bombshells dent with filing a police report Professor of Astronomy regarding a stolen mo-ped. The Presents only to be rejuvenated by the island Marga Jann itself. And, like the sun, warm and student had parked the mo-ped at Visiting Professor of The Importance of central, Kaho‘olawe will continue to the Johnson Hall bike rack at 2 Architecture pull them and their memories back p.m. and returned at 9:16 p.m. and Student Activism for years to come. found it missing.
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Puzzling is still fun and formatted for all video gamers�
By Taylor Hall Through the engrossing gameplay icons to get a boost at the end of the TOP HOLIDAY GIFTS Ka Leo Staff Reporter of puzzles of course. Everyone has match or skulls to direct attack, but { } played a connect-three puzzle game mostly you’ll be matching colors to Puzzle Quest is a horrible title. in their life. and whether you like’em build up your spells. It has horrible box art. Even this or hate’me, you’ve played’em, and The over-world map has a very company’s previous games have that’s where infinity interactive got Final Fantasy tactics/Ogre Battle feel. been lackluster, but man ... Puzzle the idea. They take the bejeweled- Just replace the real-time strategy Quest is an amazing game and style gameplay that built the pop- with puzzles. The graphics are aver- thus, a fantastic holiday gift for cap games empire and make the age and don’t hinder the game at all. There’s no getting around that that gamer on your list. Even if you old gameplay into something that’s This is quite a feat, since the initial Puzzle Quest is the black sheep of hate puzzles, you’ve never played competitive and simple fun. success of puzzle quest on the DS gaming gifts this holiday, but PQ’s one like this unless you’ve played If you’re thinking you just and PSP have had the game released playability, multiplayer and discount COURTESY PHOTO • NINTENDO.COM Puzzle Quest. match colors to attack... you’re on every system under the sun. price makes it the smart choice to The game has insurmountable wrong. The developers are fanta- The best system is preference. show that snobby gamer that you depth. You can train mounts, battle your doing that across an unbeliev- sy nuts and have used their nerd The Nintendo systems offer supe- have good taste. The only real rea- monsters, raid castles, build a party, able amount of quests, 230 in all, knowledge to invent a way of rior touch screen controls and friend son not to buy it is if you already train summons, master spells, four 150 main and 80+sides depending if working turn-based battles into the code online battles. The other sys- own a copy. Puzzle Quest is an character classes and dream up an you count all the individual battles casual gamers favored gametype... tems have a higher difficulty and adventure so nice you should buy it infinite number of character com- and fetch quests in each. puzzles. And it’s cripplingly addic- free online competition but old- twice. And keep one. binations. Then add up the fact that How do you do all this? tive. You can match money or EXP fashioned controls.
Shaloha Hillel @ UH invites you to: “Chanukapalooza 2007” Sunday December 2nd Geeky gift guide UH Campus Center Steps By Kris DeRego is sure to be one of this holiday sea- recapture the rich rhythms that your 5:30 - 7:30 pm Ka Leo Staff Reporter son’s best sellers. Featuring a multi- other earpieces have been missing. touch interface that lets you navigate Featuring S-Logic natural sound Join us in Celebrating Chanukah “The Festival of Lights”, Let’s face it, this season’s best applications with your fingertips and technology and magnetic shielding, with songs, food, dancing, dreidel games, stories & keiki gifts Christmas gifts have gone geeky. In a 3.5 inch widescreen display, the the iCans provide an unparalleled Visit us @ groups.yahoo.com/group/shalohahillel today’s technopoly, when the guy iPod Touch automatically adjusts listening experience. By simultane- Or call Director Lisa Axelrod: 595-7521 ext. 206 with graphing calculator has as much brightness to fit your environment’s ously reflecting the audio signal off chance as the starting quarterback of lighting conditions. It’s also the first the surface of the outer ear in dif- scoring with the head cheerleader and only iPod to grant you wireless ferent directions, these headphones (who would almost certainly pick a access to the internet, which you create a three-dimensional sound that the trend and Glaze over the new laptop over any man), the must- can search using the iPod Touch’s reduces pressure on the eardrum by competition and study at Café 2600! have items on anyone’s shopping list built-in Safari browser. Visit iTunes up to 40 percent without sacrificing are all gadgets and gizmos. Wi-Fi Music Store to download volume. If nothing else, the gold plat- But what if you’re someone music on the go and get your groove ing should help you stay bligin’ while Stay Awake Specials that still has trouble tweaking the on with enhanced audio technology. you torture others with your singin’. 7pm - 10pm: Bottomless cup of Coffee volume on your iPod? How are you Now, if only Apple could make
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The guy-meets-girl ‘All the Rage’ � A final collection of TOP HOLIDAY GIFT musical The Boondocks comic strips { } By Matthew Ishitani with the entrance of the self- Ka Leo Staff Reporter hating Uncle Ruckus, whose hatred of African-Americans Aaron McGruder, goes beyond any Ku Klux Klan Three Rivers Press (2007) member’s; his other occupation
MOVIE REVIEWMOVIE $17 is as a replacement Mall Santa. Ruckus praises Peter Jackson’s This collection has many “King Kong” as a lesson of anti- Aaron McGruder’s highly memorable moments, making up integration. Also apparent are controversial comic strip “The for all the reruns. McGruder’s the close tie-ins with the animat- Boondocks” was officially can- assault on McDonald’s commer- ed series, which began airing on celed in September 2006 after cials, Condoleezza Rice (whose Cartoon Network in November a six month hiatus, which just face is Darth Vader’s mask), and 2005. The comic strips, especial- left fans with reprints of classic BET are brutally hilarious. From ly censored ones, are followed strips and reruns of the animat- late September to late October by interviews and commentary. ed series (which only recently 2005, McGruder shows his best With the animated series in began its second season). “All in a story arc about the invasion its second season, I still miss the the Rage” collects the final strips of Hurricane Katrina victims. comic strip. The television show, of McGruder’s infamous series. Huey’s references to the disaster, while brilliant, comes off as a Following “A Right to be and the brilliance of introducing “Chappelle’s Show” offshoot Hostile” and “Public Enemy the incredibly cheap Granddad that isn’t allowed to go beyond #2,” “All the Rage” completes to the concept of charity for his its own universe and attack its the page-bound saga of Huey own relatives, show exactly how intended targets (namely the Freeman, a black youth with aspi- crafty McGruder is at represent- Bush administration). rations of socialist revolution, his ing all the problems of society “All the Rage” should be culturally brainwashed brother while still remaining fresh. purchased and cherished by Riley, his decrepit Granddad and Sadly the abruptness of every “Boondocks” fan, even their quirky neighbors. “All the the series’ cancellation is pro- those only vaguely familiar with COURTESY PHOTO • FOX SEARCHLIGHT PRODUCTIONS Rage” begins in December 2004 nounced by the last strips: Uncle the cartoon. By Chris Beaumont in musicals. Instead, Guy and Girl Ka Leo Staff Reporter decide to make a demo CD together, and spend a week and the majority of Fox Searchlight Pictures the screen time preparing songs. The Starring: Glen Hansard, music consists of original composi- Marketa Irglova tions from Hansard and Irglova and On DVD Dec. 18 tells stories of hope and heartbreak in stringy, open chords. Musicals are literally as old as The lyrics of these songs com- are movies with sound, and the musi- municate each character’s past to the cal love story is almost a redundant other. Irglova’s character is married term. However, despite our culture’s to a man who hasn’t been around for months, while Hansard’s Guy now bloated catalogue of musical COURTESY PHOTO • RANDOM HOUSE romances, John Carney’s soft-spoken still has deep feelings for his ex-girl- Uncle Rukus’ premier in the comic strip “The Boondocks” in December of 2004. “Once” manages a fresh perspective friend. Thus, it becomes clear early in the film that a romance between on the guy-meets-girl story. these two is not to be. As this realiza- The film, which had a largely tion sets in, the film’s achingly pretty, unnoticed theatrical run despite a suc- bittersweet songs become a eulogy to EVENTS CALENDAR cessful reception at Sundance, tells Guy and Girl’s not-quite-romance. Send any campus events to [email protected] the story of two strangers who meet A key to the film’s success is at least one week before the event date. in Dublin. Glen Hansard, lead sing- that Hansard and Irglova were cast to er of the Irish band “The Frames”, sing their own songs. Their presence SCHOOL EVENTS Hokulani Aikau Brown Bag on Personal Narratives and plays the role officially credited as adds sincerity to the film’s musi- the History of Feminism Guy, while Czech singer-songwriter cal scenes, and gives more depth to How We View Each Other: Korea and the United States When: Nov.29, 12-1:15 p.m. Marketa Irglova plays Girl. He works what might otherwise have been a at a vacuum cleaner repair shop and sentimental film. When: Nov. 29, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Where: 1800 East West Rd., Henke Hall 325 moonlights as a street musician; she As its title suggests, “Once” Where: University of Hawai‘i Center for Korean Studies plays a housekeeper who stumbles emphasizes the transience of Guy Info: “Riding/Writing Feminist Waves, Feminist across his performance one evening. and Girl’s week together. It is not a Info: The symposium, a UH Centennial Conference, con- Generations: Personal Narratives from Three Generations Literally, Guy has met Girl. cynical film that dismisses their con- sists of four panels and will be conducted in both Korean of Feminists Academics,” by Hokulani Aikau, UH Mānoa The film finds its originality in nection but rather a sweet and sad Department of Political Science. what happens after these two meet. one that savors their encounter while and English. Refreshingly, these characters never acknowledging its fleetingness. After burst into song, which has become floating through this 85-minute film, an annoying standard non-sequitur you may feel similar. See Calendar, page 7 6 Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 [email protected]
� { TOP HOLIDAY GIFT } A Fine Frenzy an airy soprano that almost whispers with the thought of your kiss, cof- her inner thoughts and lifts them fee-laced, intoxicating on her lips,” into the atmosphere. she sings in that my-heart-is-bro- The frenzy in Sobul’s mellow, ken-but-I-will-somehow-be-ok- but not melancholy, music comes because-I’m-getting-over-it manner from the delirium created by the apparent throughout the album. By Ariel Pease contrast of pulsing beats and the The way Sobul can borrow Ka Leo Staff Reporter calming voice amplified in tracks musical qualities from a number like “You Picked Me” and the fin- of artists and draw upon the fan- Virgin Records ger frenzy on the keyboards in the tastic worlds of literary works for $13 bridge of “Rangers.” inspiration (her name comes from Released July 2007 The songs sound amazing Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Nights stripped down to the vocals and Dream) to make a fresh album puts Los Angeles singer/songwriter piano with minimal strings on tracks A Fine Frenzy in a class by itself. Alison Sobul, known on the music like “Almost Lover” and “Near to What works for this album is a scene as A Fine Frenzy, creates a You”, but also with full instrumen- good balance of talented musician- wistful, dream-like fantasy world tation backing them in songs like ship and mellow pop sensibility COURTESY PHOTO • VIRGIN RECORDS with her poetic lyrics and eerily “Hope for the Hopeless.” with catchy hooks that keep you Alison Sobul, also known as A Fine Frenzy, debuted her first single “Almost Lover,” and reached 25 stunning vocals on her debut album, Songs like “Liar, Liar” and bobbing along and humming even on Billboard’s Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks chart. “One Cell in the Sea.” A Fine Frenzy “Think of You” have the indie after the music has stopped. exudes a confidence that seduces the rock sound that would fit perfectly Music from A Fine Frenzy has Have a dental cleaning, Anthony Lee listener from beginning to end. a Zach Braff soundtrack – think appeared in episodes of several tele- check-up for dental decay Carpet “Come On, Come Out”, an up- Garden State or the television vision series, the Dan in Real Life & gum disease. tempo, radio worthy track with the series Scrubs. movie soundtrack and a holiday Cleaning vocal appeal of Sarah McLachlan A piano-dominant ballad with compilation CD from Starbucks. Come in for a dental and the musical styling of British calmly tormented vocals, “Ashes The first single “Almost Lover” UH Student Discount hygiene screening. pop rockers Coldplay and Snow and Wine” is reminiscent of Fiona reached 25 on Billboard’s Hot Adult $55 Patrol. Sobul’s voice is a haunting Apple’s Tidal. “I don’t know what Contemporary Tracks chart. A Fine (up to 500 feet) blend of vulnerability and strength, to do anymore, I’ve lost the only Frenzy is also one of VH1’s You UHM Dental Hygiene Clinic like Evanescence’s Amy Lee, with love worth fighting for … I’m ill Oughta Know artists. Hemenway Hall, Rm 200 For steam cleaning service, please call Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 - 11:30 am 1:00 - 3:30 pm (808) 375-7761
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It was Power’s Hour A lifeguard at Ke Iki Beach Park surveys the condi- tions and keeps a sharp By Noah Meyers eye out for trouble. Ka Leo Staff Reporter
The first act of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing finished up in big, burly surf at the Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa last week Friday. The day was filled with a lot of disregard for personal safety as surf- ers lunged themselves into unfriendly barrels and carved off the top of triple overhead waves. After the long battle through the unruly 6-10-foot surf, it was Roy Powers from Kaua‘i who earned first place in front of World Championship Tour (WCT) giants Bede Durbridge and Joel Parkinson, and underdog Sean Moody who entered the event as a wildcard. The Chris Olayon takes one day brought a double dose of good news for Powers, as the win also of the heavier waves of secured him a spot on the WCT next year, so Bede and Parko haven’t the day, free falling into seen the last of Powers. shallow water at Ke Iki’s. As if fighting through the treacherous conditions wasn’t enough of a challenge, Powers had to work his way through multiple stacked heats and caused upsets throughout the competition. Along his path to victory, Powers notably dismissed wiz kid Dane Reynolds, three-time world champ Andy Irons and the recently crowned world champ Mick Fanning. He certainly earned his spot on the podium. Powers, now the top contender for the Crown, hopes to maintain his winning momentum into the next competition, the O’neill World Cup of Surfing at Sunset Beach. The contest was set to run on Nov. 25, pending conditions, and may still be likely to dish out some mean wipeouts and more spectacular surfing. So, stay tuned as the circus has just begun. After finishing his session, Chris Olayon looks on as fel- low bodyboarder Kory duck dives a monster in waist- PHOTOS BY COLIN MCGILLIVRAY • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I deep water. The first real swell of the season filled in this past weekend with wave heights up to 10 feet at stand-out spots.
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jordan murph • Ka Leo O Hawai‘i matt tuohy • Ka Leo O Hawai‘i University of Hawai‘i quarterback Colt Brennan (15) looks downfield against the Boise State Broncos at Aloha Stadium. Hawai‘i Warriors quarterback Colt Brennan (15) runs the ball for an attempt at a first down defeated Boise State 39-27 to win the 2007 WAC championship. while line backer Kyle Gingg (44) follows in close pursuit.
Warriors faces biggest game of the year against PAC- 10 opponent Washington
By Rebecca Gallegos 10, Washington has already faced fell at the hands of Washington 21 of our last 22 and the three rest of the group.” Ka Leo Sports Editor the likes of USC, Ohio State, Cal, in early September. Despite the loses last year were by a com- The current UH team Arizona State, and Oregon, all of weak schedule, Hawai‘i has had bined 18 points, which says a has outperformed all previ- After going undefeated in whom are either currently ranked multiple obstacles to overcome lot. The kids believe in each ous teams and has come to 11 straight games, claiming the in the BCS or have been at one this season, making for such a other. They play with energy.” “believe” in what critics have Western Athletic Conference point this season. prolific finale come Saturday. While the current Warriors said to be seemingly impos- title and earning their first top- “They’ve played the most “I can tell it already in our are responsible for a new era sible. Since senior quarter- 12 BCS ranking, the University difficult schedule in the country meetings today that everyone in UH football, the seniors, back Colt Brennan elected to of Hawai‘i Warrior football team from what I read in the paper,” understands (just how impor- who have provided leadership return for his final season, the has yet to accomplish what it set said UH head coach June Jones. tant it is to win),” Jones said. on and off the field, are hoping Warriors have done nothing but out to do this season. Saturday’s “They had SC, they were even “If we don’t win the game Saturday’s contest will be their look forward, focusing only on contest with the University of with Ohio State at halftime. (against Washington), it won’t final game at Aloha Stadium. A the team’s goals. Washington Huskies is the final They’re a really good football be because we weren’t ready to win would launch celebration not Come Saturday UH will stride in what has become the team. (Washington only) lost play, I can tell you that.” only for senior night, but also a be eyeing the same thing they program’s most prolific season, by one to SC, beat Cal at Cal, UH knows better than any- BCS bowl on the mainland. have been week in and week and if all pans out accordingly, who was either 1 or 2 (at the one just how important winning “I think that the senior lead- out since September: a win over the Warriors envision a perfect time). They beat Boise prob- is. The Warriors are the only ership started in the off-season their opponent. 12-0 record and a BCS bid as ably more handily than we beat remaining undefeated team in the last year and has been the dif- Kickoff is set for 6:30 the reward. them. (Washington) can play.” country, having come out victo- ference in our team,” Jones said. p.m. HST as a sold-out Aloha Standing in the Warrior’s While competition has been rious in three games that could “In particular, Michael Lafaele Stadium and a nationally-tele- way are the 4-8 Huskies, UH’s steep for the Huskies, Hawai‘i’s have easily gone the other way. and Hercules Satele have been vised ESPN audience will wit- lone BCS conference opponent sole ranked competitor was con- “It is hard to go undefeat- accountable and demanding that ness Washington challenge the this season. A member of the Pac- ference foe Boise State, who ed,” Jones said. “We’ve won the peer pressure be high for the Warrior’s perfect season. Piled Higher and Deeper by Jorge ChamatPiled HigherandDeeperbyJorge http://www.phdcomics.com KALEO cartoons EDITOR : CASEY ISHITANI CASEY : Randall Monroe atRandall Monroe xkcd.com xkcd open for applicants!! Editor positionis KaLeoCartoon The ATTENTION DISPLACED POWER!! WOOHOO!! courtesy of of courtesy comics Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 29, Nov. Thursday, @kaleo.org PAGE 9 10 Thursday, Nov. 29, 2007 puzzles and classifieds
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