Archive Preserves Hawaiian Heritage

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Kris DeRego “These archives will enable collective memory through the News Editor the sharing and perpetuation of development of a facility with the culture, collective memory the ability to transfer existing The University of Hawai‘i is and history of a community that films, television shows and pri- soliciting proposals for a digital Henry Giugni so dearly loved,” vately recorded histories,” said archive of Native Hawaiian his- Akaka said. “It will ensure that Dr. Stephen Itoga, the project’s tories. future generations have access technical representative. Named for the first to the traditional knowledge and Many Native Hawaiian arti- Polynesian United States Senate wisdom of all indigenous people.” facts are deteriorating with age, sergeant at arms, who died Due to the efforts of Henry according to Lee, who hopes that in 2005, the Henry Ku‘ualoha Giugni’s daughter, local film- the newly formed archives will Giugni Archives will feature maker Heather Giugni of Juniroa save indigenous relics before Hawaiian photographic artifacts Productions Inc., the Henry K. they become obsolete. and personal narratives. The Giugni Archives will be hosted “We have a society that U.S. Department of Education by UH’s Academy for Creative is rapidly losing our collective awarded $191,593 to the univ- Media. Giugni and Academy for memory in the passing of every eristy for the project, earlier this Creative Media founder Chris kupuna and the destruction of month. Lee are currently leading a recorded media due to age, cli- “The Giugni Archives will nationwide search for a develop- mate conditions and neglect,” perpetuate and share the special ment consultant. said Lee, who recently served history and culture of Native Once hired, the consultant as executive producer for United Hawaiians, and allow voices will craft plans for a virtual Artists’ “Valkyrie,” a film starring from the past to touch future and physical repository capable generations,” said Sen. Daniel K. of transferring existing recorded Hawaiian Heritage, page 2 Inouye in a written release. “It histories onto a permanent digi- will be especially valuable as a tal format. The project’s coordi- resource for creating educational nators will also record oral his- materials and for researchers.” tories in a high-definition format The Henry Kuʻualoha Giugni Archives will Inouye’s sentiment on the suitable for mass distribution. preserve Native Hawaiian oral and visual cultural significance of the archive “The consultant will advise histories, as well as rare documents, such as is shared by U.S. Sen. Daniel K. on the best practices to facilitate the Womenʼs Petition Against the Annexation Akaka, the first U.S. senator of the sharing, perpetuating and Native Hawaiian ancestry and a preserving of Hawai‘i’s culture, of Hawaiʻi, signed on Sept. 11, 1897. supporter of the program. traditions, oral histories and NATIONAL ARCHIVES

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The Bottom Line The Bottom Sporting events like the Honolulu Marathon and Pro Bowl draw the Honolulu Marathon big visitor numbers and Pro Bowl Sporting like us to forcing but are at risk of evaporating, events tourism-based economy. EDITOR PGA Championships have contracts that are set to expire next year, and their renewal is uncertain. is vulnerable, dodging a bullet last Even the Honolulu Marathon year after fixing a 2007 timing error that caused only 7 percent of its official finishers to receive accurate times. About 38,000 Japanese run- ners and walkers flew in specifically for the 2007 marathon, spending almost $53 million in direct pur- chases and generating $3.6 million in tax revenue. Had this problem repeated itself in 2008, this year’s marathon would have lost not only credibility, but many participants. oyster, a lucrative but fragile source of income. While athletic events Hawai‘i’s economic Sports are can act as economic lifelines when discretionary spending is high, we must have a backup plan to avoid being lost on increasingly rough economic seas. remaining a week before the game remaining a week before place, the is scheduled to take out of the state risks being blacked giving game’s televised broadcasts, the NFL further reason to consider a permanent move rather than a temporary one. alty among many events in the state last year. The LPGA Fields Open The Pro Bowl is just one casu- at Ko Olina is another, along with the Turtle Bay Championship and the Hula Bowl. The Sony Open and

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sporting events to draw visitors to sporting events to draw must rely on something other than must rely on something [email protected] Monday, Feb. 2, 2009 5 Political parties leave members hung over

Jay-Me Morita membership. There Staff Columnist are liberal Democrats, civil libertarians, con- It’s funny how we refer to polit- servative Democrats, ical organizations as “parties.” Are liberal Republicans, they having a good time? Do they and, of course, the get together on weekends to play Republican base. beer pong and dance to the latest These group- music? I know they usually aren’t ings render the so chaotic, but seeing as how these simple titles groups are referred to as parties, it “Democrat” and calls into question why people want “Republican” to belong to them. meaningless. Most join political parties It doesn’t so they can belong to a coalition make sense of people who wish to promote to me. If no similar ideas, driving toward a single organi- common goal. But as the mem- zation can com- bers of an organization continue pletely represent to increase, so does the potential what anyone believes in, for disagreement. Naturally, the why should anyone belong odds of millions, thousands or to a party? As Americans, even hundreds of people agreeing shouldn’t we be free of pre- entirely on any of a number of disposed political affili- issues aren’t good. ations in order to make So what happens when you good decisions? Isn’t being find yourself in the confines of an “free” the very essence of organization whose ideals gradu- being an American? ally begin to differ from your At first, one might own? Do you force yourself to assume that Hawai‘i is conform to the ideas held by the incapable of living up to majority, try to convince others such an ideal. Despite a to join you in dissent, or do you reputation for being a cos- ignore your personal opposition to mopolitan society, people the party’s opinions? Typically, as who live in Hawai‘i are disagreements on issues start to often quick to choose sides. MIKE MINER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/MCT compound, you’ll find that groups Whether it’s Jasmine Trias, B.J. Political parties seek to unify, but in reality they are composed of many subgroups, of people who hold common beliefs Penn or Barack Obama, Hawai‘i each with their own agendas. will huddle together and cre- is notorious for its ferocious and ate smaller divisions within the unwavering loyalty to anything Maybe, dare I say it, Hawai‘i had the realm of politics. I know that welfare of the country as a whole group, negating the reason for the associated with the state, even if no chance against Georgia. political parties thrive, despite and do what’s right regardless of existence of the original party. the odds are against us. This faith can also translate disagreements among their mem- our group’s political agendas. into pride. It extends to areas bers, because of their powerful Sadly, not being in a political such as race, or to where someone financial and political leverage. party nullifies your voice in the There are liberal Democrats, civil libertarians, conserva- is from. Yet as divisive as this What I find most dishearten- matter for lack of an appropri- pride may be, those distinctions ing, however, is that people ate bumper sticker to label and tive Democrats, liberal Republicans, and, of course, the often disappear when we consider who belong to these groups tend protect your behind. But, like any Republican base. These groupings render the simple titles the greater good. For example, to compromise their personal other party, if you party too hard, some Hawaiians may not like the beliefs for the good of the party. you might be forced to hand the “Democrat” and “Republican” meaningless. fact that Hawai‘i is heavily popu- We should instead consider the keys to a designated driver. lated by people of foreign descent. But that doesn’t stop many of them from cheering for UH in Look at the Democratic and This kind of faith may reflect New Orleans simply because Colt Republican parties, for example. one’s strength and courage, but Brennan isn’t from Hawai‘i. “Consensus means that lots of people say Neither is undergoing violent it can also blind us. It may cause If only the rest of the coun- collectively what nobody believes individually.” schisms of Protestant Reformation people to reject evidence that is try could do the same for bigger proportions, but various subgroups contrary to their beliefs. Maybe things … like politics. { –Abba Eban, Israeli diplomat (1915-2002) } have been created to sort out their Jasmine wasn’t as good as Latoya. I’m not trying to oversimplify

The Bottom Line Gabriel, Michael and Lucifer are the only angels named in the Bible. Johnny Appleseed planted apples so that people could use apple cider to make alcohol.

Tiger Woodsʼ real first name is Eldrick. His father gave him the nickname “Tiger” in honor of a South At the height of its power in 400 B.C., the Greek city of Sparta had 25,000 citizens Vietnamese soldier his father had fought alongside during the Vietnam War. and 500,000 slaves. That is 20 slaves per citizen. Lady Sovereign 50 Cent, “Before I Self , l l - t t r c r s s s s z e e e y 0 d d h n n n KALEO April 7 Feb. 3 GOSSIP.ELLIOTTBACK.COM “Jigsaw” Remembe campus fame. Destruct” Fiddy’s fourth and fina AROUND TOWN AROUND when this pint-sized lass wit the crooked teeth was all se to become the U.K.’s first suc- cessful hip-hop export? Well, it didn’t quite work out tha way, but still, fans of the self- proclaimed “biggest midget i the game” are no doubt excite that the three-year wait for th follow-up to her debut, “Publi Warning,” is finally over. “Jigsaw” will reportedly featur production work from Benn Blanco and Dr. Luke, and Sov’ first real attempts at singing. Release date: album is going to be darke and more aggressive tha 2007’s disappointing “Curtis” – that is, if its creator i to be believed. Collaborator include Eminem, Dr. Dre, Scott Storch and Swizz Beat – but not Kanye West or Li Wayne, both of whom 5 trashes on a recently leake dis track called “Play This o the Radio.” Oh, Fiddy, how w missed you and your pointles beefs. Release date: 10 5 BLOG.BANJIG.NET 1 out of every 43 prisoners escapes from jail. Ninety-four recaptured. percent are Leonardo Da Vinci the scissors, invented the helicopter and many other present day items. FEATURES Feb. 17 Feb. 3 March 17 Kelly Clarkson, “All I Ever Wanted” vaguely gothy alt- shouldered her foray into melancholy, Thursday, “Common Existence” Being on a major The Fray, “The Fray” It’s been four years since this Denver quartet released This band doesn’t their debut album, “How to Save a Life.” April YASMIN DAR YASMIN label never really seemed to suit this hardcore New Jersey six-piece, so for their fifth studio album, Thursday parted ways with Island Records (home to Fall Out Boy and Mariah Carey) and signed with indie punk mainstay Epitaph. Lead single “Resuscitation of a Dead Man” is classic Thursday, a fan-pleasing mix of heady lyr- ics and monstrous riffage. Release date: procrastinate; but their breakout song, “Over My Head (Cable “Over My Head (Cable procrastinate; but their breakout song, becoming a worldwide Car),” spent all of 2006 and much of 2007 of in the studio. Their smash, keeping the band on the road instead “How to Save a Life” left self-titled sophomore set picks up where rockers like lead-single off, leaning heavily on emotive, piano-led “You Found Me.” Release date: to return to her roots rock, well, you’re in luck. Clarkson has decided pool with a vengeance. and is diving back into the power-pop kiddie and co-writing most OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder is producing If you’re among the millions of Kelly fans who cold- of the new album, which he has confirmed will be filled with “big cho- ruses” and “heavy drum programming.” Release date: Green Day, title TBA took over withIt’s been five years since the punk band Idiot,” but the long-awaited fol- their smash “American No title has been confirmedlow-up is almost complete. CARLY YONAMINE CARLY EDITOR yet, but it has been announced that the album will be dividedyet, but it has been announced and Cons,” “Charlatans and Saints”into three parts: “Heroes Handgrenades.”and “Horseshoes and Release date: The Bottom Line The Bottom 4 2 7 9 ASSOCIATE Staff Reporter Staff AOLCDN.COM XTREMETS.COM.AU Richelle Parker

Most-anticipated albums of 2009 of albums Most-anticipated If you would like to contribute your favorite “Top 10” of anything, e-mail us at [email protected]. It could be your ticket to ticket be your could It [email protected]. e-mail us at 10” of anything, favorite “Top your contribute to like you would If @kaleo.org : Feb. 10 Summer March 3 Spring FEATURES Monday, Feb. 2, 2009 2009 2, Feb. Monday,

Missy Elliott, “Block Missy Elliott, “Block Party” release dates forRumored a veteran pop star and people you’re What do you do when Christina Aguilera, title TBA and confirmed “Relapse” as the title of his new album, but heand confirmed “Relapse” resurfaced in late 2008 with the single “I’m Having a Relapse”resurfaced in late 2008 Slim Shady finallyAfter years of a hermit-like existence, Eminem, “Relapse”

Release date nominee Jazmine Sullivan. Swizz Beatz and Grammy- Party” will include Timbaland, list for this long-delayed “Block LP, but it’s likely that the guest Pom Pom”) will appear on her (“Ching-a-Ling” and “Shake Your It’s unclear whether those songs Streets” soundtrack a year ago. surfaced on the “Step Up 2: The since a pair of new Elliott tracks album have been circulating ever Missy Elliott’s seventh studio

Release date: belter on her fourth LP. laborating with the diminutive, blonde GaGa. Goldfrapp and Ladytron are col- look and electro-pop sound from Lady Xtina is not stealing her new futuristic album. So don’t get it twisted, people: influences to help produce your next you hire the newcomer’s most obvious newcomer? If you’re Christina Aguilera, start accusing you of ripping off a young

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Release date: and 50 Cent, Mr. Mathers’ fifth album is expected to please. and 50 Cent, Mr. Mathers’ U2, “No Line on the Horizon” to save the world, doesn’t it? Time flies when you’re trying with new mate- It’s been five years since U2 last graced us paid advertisements Monday, Feb. 2, 2009 7

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KUMU KAHUA THEATRE MAINLAND Lauren Asinsen EDUCATION AT KUMU Staff Reporter KAHUA THEATRE By the time most adults reach 46 Merchant St. middle age, they’ve accomplished Feb. 5 to 7 at 8 p.m., their career goals and want to Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. pursue other interests that will fulfill them emotionally and spiri- Tickets: call (808) 536-4441 tually. This was particularly true Ticket prices range from for geologist Scot Izuka, whose $5 to $16 first play, “Mainland Education,” For more info, is currently playing at Kumu visit kumukahua.org Kahua Theatre. After turning 40, Izuka acted in his first play at Kumu Kahua in of their relationship. 2000 and the experience inspired Even though the idea for him to become a playwright. “Mainland Education” floated KUMUKAHUA.ORG “I realized that there are a lot around in his head for awhile, of stories that people have, and I KUMUKAHUA.ORG Izuka wrote the first draft in a The cast of “Mainland Education”: Front: Julia Nakamoto, Scot Izuka (playwright), Kathy thought about what kind of story few months. He then gave it to Hunter. Back: Shiro Kawai, Christopher Takemoto-Gentile, Tyler Tanabe. Tyler Tanabe surprises Kathy Hunter in I might have. And I thought, well, Harry Wong, the artistic direc- this (Kumu Kahua Theatre) would “Mainland Education” at Kumu Kahua tor of Kumu Kahua Theatre, who be a great venue for expressing Theatre. read it and offered him sugges- the judges to bring “Mainland esting. Frankly, the main central this story, doing it in live theater,” tions. Although Wong felt the Education” to the stage. character, he’s prejudiced ... he’s Izuka said. boy gets away to school on the draft needed some work, he Izuka draws much of the got these insecurities that I hope “Mainland Education” mainland.” “liked the idea that a local goes play from his own life (he attend- I don’t have myself.” is about a third-generation In the play, Jerome (Tyler to the mainland expecting to find ed graduate school in Kansas in And while he does a lot of Japanese-American male from Tanabe) becomes enmeshed in racism in others and finds it in the 1980s), but he says the story technical writing for his day job, Hawai‘i who attends graduate a love triangle between Cathy himself.” and characters are completely Izuka feels he would be lost if he school in Kansas in the 1980s. (Kathy Hunter), a white girl, and After many revisions, Izuka fictional. didn’t write plays. Yet, as director James Nakamoto Rei (Julia Nakamoto), a Japanese entered the play into the the- “The most common question “Writing fiction is almost says, “It’s not about ‘formal’ edu- national. While Jerome truly ater’s annual playwriting con- I get asked is, ‘Is this auto- like a breath of fresh air,” he cation per se, but about ‘life’ edu- loves Cathy, he lets his feelings test. Izuka lost the contest but biographical?’ I have to say, no said. “It’s the yin and the yang. cation, especially when a local of racial inferiority get in the way garnered enough attention from it isn’t. My life wasn’t that inter- It’s the balance in your life.”

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Monday, Feb. 2, 2009 EDITOR ASHLEY NONAKA EO [email protected] ASSOCIATE RUSSELL TOLENTINO 12 SPORTSGAME OF LIFE Warriors Victorious NO. 12 HAWAIʻI SERVES NO. 2 ter because we played better,” CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE FIRST said Warrior head coach Mike TWO LOSSES OF THE SEASON Wilton. The Warriors (3-6, 2-4 Marc Arakaki MPSF) jumped out to an early Staff Writer 15-11 lead in the first set before the Matadors (6-2, 3-2 MPSF) On Saturday, Jan. 31, the rallied to take their first lead No. 12 University of Hawai‘i at 20-19. The two teams traded Warrior volleyball team capped points until a 4-0 run late gave off a two match sweep of the Hawai‘i a 29-25 lead. A service No. 2 Cal State Northridge error by Cal State Northridge Matadors 30-26, 21-30, 32-30, handed Hawai‘i the first set and 30-26 at the Stan Sheriff 30-26. Walker led all players Center. Sophomore outside hit- with 10 kills. ter Joshua Walker led Hawai‘i The second set was a differ- with 19 kills. ent story. Cal State Northridge The Warriors began jumped out to a quick 4-1 lead the Mountain Pacific Sports forcing Hawai‘i to call an early Federation matchup on Friday, timeout. The Matadors main- Jan. 30, with a five-set marathon tained their lead at 15-11 before win 21-30, 30-28, 22-30, 30-23 Hawai‘i fought back narrowing it and 15-12 serving the Matadors to two points at 18-16. But Cal their first loss of the season. State Northridge pulled away, AUSTIN LARSON/KA LEO O HAWAIʻI “We feel very good about increasing the lead to 25-18, win- Hawaiʻi Sophomore outside hitter Brennan Dyer jousts with a Cal Sate Northridge double block by Eric Vance(Center) and Jacek Ratajczak the performance tonight (Jan. ning the set 30-21 on a triple (Right) Friday January 30th 2008. 31). I was happy with the win block. last night, but this one was bet- Set three appeared to be a jumped out to a 15-11 lead early rallied back and took the lead exactly what we wanted to do replay of the first, as Hawai‘i on four service errors by Cal 23-21 before Hawai‘i was forced on the scouting report,” Walker State Northridge. The Matadors to use another timeout. said. The timeout proved to be Sophomore outside hitter Campus Center Board Presents... valuable as the Warriors won Brennan Dyer had a double-dou- the next two points resulting in a ble with 14 kills and 10 digs, timeout by Cal State Northridge. while Hunt added 15 kills. The teams traded points until a On Friday, Dyer led Hawai‘i kill by freshman outside hitter with 18 kills hitting .286. Hawai‘i Steven Hunt gave Hawai‘i the led in the blocking category with 32-30 win. 19 blocks to the Matadors’ nine. Hawai‘i won the first three Junior middle blocker Steven points of set four and increased Grgas led UH with 10 blocks its lead to 18-12. After a quick while Walker had eight. Friday, Feb. 13, 2009 @ 7pm timeout by Cal State Northridge, The win on Friday snapped the Matadors came out firing a six-match losing streak for on the back of Eric Vance, the the Warriors. The Warriors now Hottest Bachelor or Bachelorette on Campus? Matadors closed the six point travel to Long Beach, Calif. to deficit to two at 22-20. But take on the No. 7 Long Beach Looking for a Valentine? Hawai‘i proved to be too tough State 49ers, on Feb. 12 and 13. for the Matadors taking the set “I thought (Long Beach Join us at the Campus Center Ballroom Prize Giveaways! and match 30-26. State was) as talented team as “We passed a lot better and I saw. That’ll be a real challenge for an event you won’t want to miss! Hottest Bachelor & we were more consistent. We did for us on the road,” Wilton said. Bachelorette to be Crowned!! Seating is Limited! The Bottom Line RSVP only by Feb. 6, 2009 One in ten people live on an island. In Disneyʻs ʻFantasia,ʻ the sorcerer to whom Mickey played an aprentice was named ʻYesnidʻ UH Manoa Students with valid ID can sign up by calling 956-4491 (Disney spelled backward). Or Pick up an entry form at the Ticket & Info Desk. An old law in Bellingham, Washington, made it illegal for a woman to take more than three steps backwards while dancing.