UH to Celebrate Disability Mentoring Day Second Life Allows Educators, Students to Interact in Virtual World by Allison Polster About It

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Professors across N.Y. – Professor Beliveau of the nation use Second Life as Bradley University chatted with a location for classes and as a one of his students in a dark, uniquely diverse world for their floating conference room on students to explore. the university’s New Media Professor Ed Lamoureux of Consortium campus. Then, Bradley University is the man another student magically behind avatar Professor Beliveau. COURTESY PHOTO • JAMES BRIGHTMAN dropped into the room and took He holds his class entirely in- James Brightman, a junior specialist with the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Center on Disability Studies, awards Certi cates of a seat in a comfy armchair next world. For the purpose of his Appreciation to members of the U.S. Coast Guard in Honolulu for their participation on Disability Mentoring Day, October 2006. to the professor. class, he said, Second Life offers Class began with a quiz. many opportunities that real life By Rachel Manuel School faculty and the U.S. Coast and Pacific Islanders with disabil- The students took it and received does not. Ka Leo Staff Reporter Guard were among those who ities who have successful careers, their scores almost instantly. “Most of the residents are participated. Steve Brown, assis- will be screened. After a brief lecture, Beliveau members of the creative class,” On Oct. 17, the Center tant professor at the Center on School counseling graduate disappeared with a whirl of white Lamoureux said in an e-mail. on Disability Studies at the Disability Studies, said that he student Trí Lê said, “There can dots and said he would “grab” the “Almost everyone who stays will University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa hopes Disability Mentoring Day be certain stigmas attached to students when he reappeared in code, build or have some special will hold Disability Mentoring activities will spread from O‘ahu hiring someone with a disabil- an alternate location. These alter- creative skill, ability or insight.” Day: Career Development for the to all of the islands. ity, and ideally, we want to help nate locations included the U.K.’s Second Life is benefi- 21st Century. The history of the program demystify and destigmatize some Education Island, Diegoland – cial because of its diversity, This event will celebrate has shown that participation in of those myths by getting persons which resemblesKA SanLEO Diego O – andHAWAI‘I Lamoureux ANNOUNCES said. Students can internationally recognized Disability Mentoring Day can with disabilities into a wide range Silicon Island, Ill., Sen. Barack explore places that are replicas Disability Mentoring Day, which lead to internship opportunities, of workplace environments.” Obama’sA former SPECIAL headquarters. ADVANCEof areas across SCREENING the globe and enables students and job-seekers interviews toward a part-time or Lê said serving as mentors Obviously, this is not real communicate with people who with disabilities to spend a day full-time employment offer and for a person with a disability will life. ThisWednesday, is Second Life. Oct. 17, 2007live • in 7:30 these pm real-life • Dole locations Theatre visiting a local business in their even outright job offers. “It’s also be a great learning experience While most students and speak from actual experience fields of interest. The day will an opportunity for employers to for employers, because they will are familiar with Facebook, rather than virtual experience. also allow them to have hands-on learn that people with disabilities get a feel for what it would be Blackboard and MTV’s Virtual While in Lamoureux’s class, exploration and one-on-one time may be an excellent resource for like to provide accommodations Newport Harbor, few have the students briefly explored var- with volunteer mentors in career their businesses,” Brown said. for them. “The mentee also ben- heard of – let alone have used ious islands with different pur- fields they intend to pursue. In addition to the mentor efits because they get a chance – the virtual community known poses. Lamoureux pointed things Local employers are pro- program, the Center on Disability to shadow someone on the job, as Second Life. This technol- out about the islands to prepare vided the opportunity to promote Studies is presenting Pacific Rim and the commitment is only for ogy, which launched in 2003, his students to do field research hiring people with disabilities, tap Cinema Nights at the Honolulu one day,” he said. “The one-day is growing in popularity among in Second Life. into a pool of potential employ- Design Center. Along with commitment can possibly lead to students, while many professors Lamoureux uses voice chat ees and learn more about the live music, the film “Abilities future employment, but most of – including some at Syracuse to communicate in his class- at Work,” based on a real-life experience of disability. Last University – already know all year, UH and University Lab account of four Asian-Americans See Disability, page 2 See Second Life, page 2

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interviews in Second Life. Though there are benefits to using Second Life as an edu- Disability: UH facilities get involved Second Life cational tool, one flaw with the From page 1 From page 1 system is that students sometimes encounter computer problems, room on the New Media Sonneborn said. all, it is a great learning experi- departments, Hawai‘i Centers ment for students and job-seekers Consortium campus. During his The future of Second Life ence for both parties.” for Independent Living, NOAA with disabilities.” short lecture at the beginning of at Syracuse is uncertain, said The project, called Fisheries and Papa John’s are People who are interested in the class, his voice cut out a few Michael Morrison, manager of “Innovative and Sustainable among several agencies that have serving as a mentor or a mentee for times and one of the students Faculty Academic Computing Teaching Methods,” was origi- committed thus far. this year’s event or in employment often had to ask him to repeat his Support Services. There are no nally started through a Center on Disability Mentoring Day issues for people with disabilities instructions. immediate plans for extensive use Disability Studies grant to help gives people the chance to evalu- are encouraged to participate. Also, a student’s microphone of the program. It really depends develop effective and efficient ate their personal goals, target October is National Disability was not working properly, so part on professors’ comfort levels with teaching for faculty and admin- career skills for improvement, Employment Awareness Month. of the class was spent trying to fix technology and interest in trying istrators, focusing on attitudes, explore possible careers and Disability Mentoring Day first it. The student eventually started something new. knowledge and skills necessary develop lasting relationships with began in 1999 as National participating solely through text At another point in the class, for students with disabilities to mentors. Mentoring Day in the White chat – similar to a chat room or Beliveau had to log off because he complete their program of study. Terry Howell Jr., spokesman House. It has grown to become instant messenger. went to an island with too many Disability Mentoring Day for Disability Mentoring Day, a local, national and international Second Life made its debut animations. He soon returned and will take place at various work- said, “Whether we are able to project. Last year, 13,000 people as an educational tool at Syracuse teleported his students back to the places around Hawai‘i. UH fac- match five people with disabili- participated in over 300 locally this semester in professor Marcie New Media Consortium campus ulty of the Center on Disability ties with mentors, or 100, we will coordinated events around the conference room. Studies, educational technol- have accomplished the primary U.S., Puerto Rico and 24 other Sonneborn’s entrepreneurship and One of Beliveau’s students, ogy and counselor education goal of promoting career develop- countries. emerging enterprises course in the Martin J. Whitman School of avatar Zerodividedby Infinity, Management. said he missed half of the class Sonneborn sends her stu- last week because his system kept dents to different places within crashing. the world and encourages them “It doesn’t like Macs,” to look for creative things that Infinity said. can be explained as “novel, Another student in the appropriate and open-ended,” class, avatar Lando Dragonash, Sonneborn said. said he found Second Life to be Unlike Lamoureux’s class, a valuable educational tool for Sonneborn also meets with her field research. students in a real classroom. At “I prefer this kind of work the beginning of the semester, in a virtual world than in the real Sonneborn took her students on world,” Dragonash said. a tour of Second Life and went from island to island to introduce them to the virtual world. “People have said that it’s just a game,” she said, “but there’s some serious teaching going on here.” And in an entrepreneurship class, students should know how Second Life works because many businesses are using it, Sonneborn said. By 2010, about 70 percent of all businesses will use some sort of virtual community. Toyota’s Prius was introduced in Second Life before becoming available in the real world. IBM even does job

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L EDITOR: KUMARI SHERREITT PAGE A ASSOCIATE EDITOR: BRANDI SALAS Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 K MIXEDplate [email protected] 3 SERVING UP A PORTION OF LIFE FOR THE JOY OF KAVA Annual festival celebrates cultural root

KATELYN HOLZER • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I Making these wooden structures, tiki in eastern Polynesia or ki‘i in Hawaiian, is the Tukimaka family business. Kini Tukimaka is a carv- ing master, and his son, Maka, is a second generation carver. KATELYN HOLZER • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I A few enthusiasts serve kava and make ti leaf lei at McCarthy Mall at Kava Fest this past weekend.

HUI Honolulu’s 23rd Annual Inter-Tribal Powwow

TREVOR ATKINS • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I Sgt. Maj. Tedder Draper Sr., a Navajo code talker in World War II, observes the women of Ka ‘Ohana O Ke Akua as they perform a welcoming ceremony for Honolulu’s 33rd Annual Inter-Tribal Powwow this past Saturday at Thomas Square in downtown Honolulu. The Navajo code talkers were used in World War II to protect U.S. communica- tion from Japanese espionage. K A L PAGE

EDITOR: HANNAH MIYAMOTO EO Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 commentary 4 commentar [email protected] SHARING THE VOICE Cancer prevention? Think again Makers of vaccine Gardasil concealing danger of cervical cancer

By Bethany Jones vaccine,” but many doctors already have HPV but will a yearly exam, whether Ka Leo Contributing Writer fail to inform their patients exhibit no symptoms. And, or not the Gardasil vac- that there is still a chance of because Gardasil is a vaccine was given. University Chances are that female infection. Alarmingly, there cine designed to prevent an Health Services offers low- are approximately 200 dif- STD, students who are not students have heard of the cost exams to uninsured new cervical cancer vac- ferent strains of HPV and sexually active will not reap students, so don’t skip a cine. However, those same the Gardasil vaccine pre- any benefits from it. The students may be surprised to vents cervical cancer and vaccine is also less effective check-up just because drug learn it doesn’t prevent all genital warts by only the in women over 26. companies have projected forms of cervical cancer. four most common strains. Most women are not the wrong message. Gardasil, the new Furthermore, if a aware that this vaccine was Since at least 30 per- vaccine created by Merck, woman is already infected specifically designed to pre- cent of cervical cancer cases is designed to prevent with HPV, the Gardasil vac- vent HPV, not cancer itself. are not caused by HPV, 300 human papillomavirus, cine can only protect her Merck offers students a false out of every 1,000 women or HPV, in women. HPV from contracting another sense of security by market- who are vaccinated with is a sexually transmitted HPV, ignoring the first HPV ing the shot as a “cervical Gardasil are still at risk for disease that causes about infection completely. cancer vaccine” – not for developing cervical cancer. 70 percent of all cervical According to HPVfaq. simply preventing an STD. cancer cases and 90 per- com, HPV can take any- Cervical cancer is one Get tested for cervical cent of all genital warts. where from a few weeks of the easiest cancers to treat cancer this year and every Gardasil is being mar- to several years to show if caught early, and the best year. It could be a life- keted as a “cervical cancer up. Many women may way to find out is through saver.

HPV vaccine facts from Centers for Disease Control

Gardasil is the first vaccine to pre- preventing diseases caused by the four five years. vent cervical cancer and other diseases most common HPV types – including • The vaccine has been tested on over in females caused by human papillo- those that cause precancers and geni- 11,000 patients around the world with- mavirus, or HPV. At least 50 percent of tal warts. out signs of serious side effects, but is sexually active people will get HPV at However, Gardasil does not treat not recommended for older women or some time in their lives. About 6.2 mil- existing HPV infections, genital warts, pregnant women because research on lion people are infected every year in the precancers or cancers. Also keep the the vaccine’s safety and efficacy in such U.S. and HPV is most common in young following in mind: patients has only begun. women and men who are in their late • Getting tested is still important. Most • If a woman finds out she is pregnant teens and early 20s. women diagnosed with cervical cancer while getting the vaccine, she should The Food and Drug Administration in the U.S. have either never had a Pap complete her pregnancy before finish- recently licensed this vaccine for use in test or have not had a Pap test in the last ing the three-dose series. females from ages 9 to 26. If the vaccine is found to benefit males, it may be licensed and recommended for them in Centers for Disease Control the future. The vaccine is given in three shots For more information on HPV and Gardasil, see: over six months. Studies have found the http://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/STDFact-HPV-vaccine.htm. vaccine is almost 100 percent effective in COURTESY PHOTO • CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL

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By Paige Jinbo time, and I can never actually ing exactly what’s in the food Ka Leo Contributing Reporter fix myself a good meal. This you’re eating. Before we start- would make dinnertime more ed coming here, our family Gone are the days when convenient,” UH Mānoa student was eating a lot of frozen piz- Mom got home early enough Teo Domingo said. zas,” Jay Robertson said. to prepare dinner for the fam- Dream Dinners is located According to Forbes- ily. With the majority of stu- in Niu Valley and is celebrating Roberts, Dream Dinners uses dents suffering from demanding its one-year anniversary. The healthier ingredients and prod- schedules, nights of sitting down franchise currently serves more ucts – no trans fats, hydroge- and eating a swell home-cooked than 2,000 customers. nated oils or MSG. It uses only meal are few and far between. Lolly Yee and Michelle low-fat or fat-free dairy prod- Many students have simply Yoshioka have gone to Dream ucts. Everything that Dream opted for fast food. However, Dinners three times since July. Dinners sells is either baked or a relatively new shop offers a “Making these dinners grilled, and it only offers lean solution to the problem. saves so much time and money cuts of steak and boneless, “We help people get din- – it’s kind of like a no-brainer,” skinless chicken breast. ner on the table without all Yoshioka said. “If you’re eat- Some UH students will the stress and hassles,” said ing Spam and rice every night opt not to try Dream Dinners. Cheyenne Forbes-Roberts, for dinner, this is going to be Adam Apo believes that it co-owner of Dream Dinners. a little more expensive. But if would be a waste of money. Dream Dinners is a franchise you want a dinner with fresh “My parents are probably that enables meal preparation ingredients, then this is the way the two busiest people I know, weeks or months in advance. to go.” but they’re still able to get Dream Dinners provides all According to Forbes- home and cook dinner for me the materials needed to assem- Roberts, buying a Dream and my brothers. This place ble a meal. All ingredients are Dinner is slightly more expen- just sounds great and looks COURTESY PHOTO • DREAMDINNERS.COM chopped, prepped and ready to sive than grocery shopping but good on paper, but it’s just Current monthly menus, side dish recipes and nutritional information are available on go. When clients go into Dream less expensive than restaurant another way of suckering you the Dream Dinner Web site. Dinners, all they have to do takeout. out of money. It’s also just is follow the provided recipe Dream Dinners offers two another way of saying that card. Once they finish gather- meal sizes: medium and large. you’re too lazy.” Dream Dinners ing all the needed ingredients, A large meal will feed four to Forbes-Roberts decided to they package everything and six people and costs approxi- open Dream Dinners because Niu Valley Shopping Center move on to make another meal. mately $30. A medium meal she hates the idea of eating 549 Halemaumau St. Dream Dinners also allows for will feed two to three people fast food. Honolulu, HI 96821 customization of meals – cus- and costs approximately $15. “I’m proud to say that I’ve tomers can take as much or as “No one buys one or two never eaten at McDonald’s a Additional Information: little of a particular ingredient meals. We don’t even allow that. single day in my life, and if I 373-1221 ... You come here to purchase in can stop anyone from eating as they like. Owner Kilileo Garrett, Cheyenne Forbes-Roberts “Maybe you’re here for an bulk,” Forbes-Roberts said. there, I’ve done a good thing. hour or an hour and a half, but Julie and Jay Robertson, fre- More importantly, I really do E-mail: [email protected] if you think about that in the quent clients of Dream Dinners, think that people should spend The Dream Dinners monthly menu offers 14 wonderful dinner selections to span of a month, you have 10 come out from Ka‘a‘awa to go one moment at the end of the fit the needs of every family. dinners and you’re saving three to Dream Dinners. day sitting and having a decent to five hours a week of gro- “It’s so wonderful. It’s such meal with their spouse or fam- Directions: Conveniently located just off Kalaniana‘ole Highway, behind the cery shopping,” Forbes-Roberts a time-saver. ... And the recipes ilies. Eating McDonald’s in Niu Valley Shopping Center, behind 7-Eleven. said. are amazing,” Julie Robertson the car is not a family meal,” Fourteen entrees are avail- said. The Robertsons usually she said. Here is some of October’s menu: able, and 14 new recipes are gather eight dinners during one Forbes-Roberts and busi- Morrocan Chicken with Pumpkin introduced each month. Dream visit and make them last for ness partner Kilileo Garrett There are soy and gluten chicken alternatives available. It comes prepared in Dinners is a franchise with about a month. are planning to open a sec- a freezer bag. 250 shops across the nation. The meals will last two to ond Dream Dinners in Kailua The headquarters is located in three months in the freezer and next year. They own the rights Apple Crisp Seattle, where 14 executive five to six days in the refrigera- to open in Waikele, Kapolei, Made to keep for later days and after-class snacking. chefs continually create new tor. ‘Ewa and Mililani. recipes. “The best part about these “We’d love to open in Italian Stuffed Shells “It sounds kind of awe- meals, besides the fact that these locations, but two is This comes in a baking pan. All it needs is to be put into the oven. some. I’m always strapped for they’re so delicious, is know- plenty,” Forbes-Roberts said. I ‘

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Beirut, ‘The Flying Club Cup’ EVENTS CALENDAR By Taylor Hall Send any campus events to [email protected] Ka Leo Staff Reporter at least one week before the event date.

An energetic band with an age-old sound, Beirut is back with National Coming Out Day “Closets are for Clothes” Fair, tomorrow, 11 a new album, “The Flying Club a.m. to 2 p.m., Campus Center mall and courtyard. The fair is sponsored Cup.” Beirut’s first album, “Gulag by UH Mānoa LGBTI Student Services. Info: Camaron Miyamoto, 956- Orkestar,” was conceived after 9250, [email protected]. Zach Condon dropped out of high school and honed his dreams of becoming a musician into a fine point on Eastern European culture “The German national imaginary and the appropriation of Native and music. The ensuing album American culture: ‘Winnetou’ films of the 1960s,” a brown bag biogra- was a critical favorite last year and phy talk by Markus Wessendorf, tomorrow, noon to 1:15 p.m., Henke Hall, made Condon out as an indie music recluse. “The Flying Club Cup” room 325. Info: Craig Howes, 956-3774, [email protected]. is being marketed as “Beirut ... in France!” Despite the marketing spin, the new Beirut is still the same “Let your résumé do the talking,” tomorrow, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Queen old Beirut. Not a bad thing. While the story of Zach Lili‘uokalani Center for Student Services, room 208. Learn how to cri- Condon, who immersed himself tique and build an effective résumé and how to put your education and in French music for two months experiences into a concise and effective document. Info: Center for Career to make this album, is probably Development & Student Employment, 956-7007, [email protected]. true, it doesn’t make a difference to the album when compared to “Gulag.” The turn-of-the-century picture for the album art seems the COURTESY PHOTO • 4AD “Huna aloha,” a retrospective of aloha shirts and swimwear from APDM’s only overt connection to the sound name on the album. Owen Palette tance, and the singing will remind historic costume collection, tomorrow, 5 to 8 p.m., Ramsay Gallery, 1128 being advertised. The music is of Arcade Fire and Final Fantasy music nerds of their favorite ’80s Smith St. Dale Hope, the author of “The Aloha Shirt: Spirit of the Islands,” still enriched by Eastern European stops by to do the string arrange- saddos again. The band is evolv- instruments and Condon’s heavy ments, and members of A Hawk ing naturally track by track and will speak at 6 p.m. Info: Carol D’Angelo, 956-2234, [email protected]. Morrisey-like voice. The difference and a Hacksaw and Neutral Milk slowly becoming the stuff of arena between him and that old crooner is Hotel lend their hands to the vari- rock. So why stamp a useless that Condon seems to be having fun ous instruments in the album. connection to Paris on a welcome as opposed to trying to shove some You probably can’t tell the dif- return to Beirut? inner turmoil onto the listener. ference. Their contributions make The lyrics can still be enjoy- no impact on the album’s sound; able, but the delivery ensures that it when you listen to it, the old album floats and drives along with the rest Note: Due to early leaks on the sounds the same. Their appearance Internet, this album is now avail- of the instruments. Mostly consist- is purely fodder for your useless ing of a reference to Paris here or a knowledge database. Neither Paris able for purchase on iTunes. turn-of-the-century reference there, nor big names are going to alter the Store buyers had to wait until the lyrics are interesting. The first band’s naturally evolving sound. album established an eclectic mix Beirut is one of the tightest Oct. 9. of instruments: horns, strings, an bands around. Horns sway like a Visit http://www.flyingclubcup. accordion, a glockenspiel, assorted dramatic Sergio Leone film, the hand drums and, most predomi- drums pound like a tribe in the dis- com for video of each track. nantly, an ‘ukulele. A push has been made to branch out sonically, though no new instruments are appearing on this album despite the Parisian flair. More Beirut is always going to be good, but the image of Condon as an international Sufjan Stevens type is a bit unfair. The album does bring back a little bit of the pre- Beirut Beirut, when Condon and his friends fiddled around in his room on a synthesizer for fun. The syn- Masses: thesizer substitutes for the ‘ukulele Sat 5:00 pm, Sun 9:00 & 11:00 am as the backbone of many a song on Sun 5:00 pm Student Mass “The Flying Club Cup.” Mon thru Fri - 12:10 p.m. The first album, “Gulag Orkestar,” was performed with Located on EAST WEST ROAD, just past the Condon and two friends. New pop- Korean Pagoda/Study Center, across the parking lot ularity ensured Beirut a stream of famous fans willing to put their www.newmanhawaii.org K A L PAGE

EDITOR: REBECCA GALLEGOS EO Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 ASSOCIATE EDITOR: GLENDALYN JUNIO sports 8 spor [email protected] GO ʻBOWS! SportsBriefs Rainbow Wahine volleyball overcomes Fresno State in four

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The No. 12 University of Hawai‘i Rainbow Wahine volleyball team outlasted the Fresno State Bulldogs 30-17, 30-22, 13-30, 30-22 on Sunday at the Stan Sheriff Center. With the win, the Rainbow Wahine improved to 7-0 in the Western Athletic Conference and 13-3 on the season. Fresno State dropped to 2-6 in the WAC and 4-14 overall. Recording double-doubles and leading the way for the Rainbow Wahine were sophomore Aneli Cubi-Otineru and junior Tara Hittle. Cubi-Otineru posted 16 kills and 12 digs, while Hittle had 11 kills and 18 digs. Hawai‘i came out strong early in Game 1, taking a 6-1 advantage, but the Bulldogs responded, cutting the deficit to 14-13. Thereafter, freshman Elizabeth Ka‘aihue served up nine straight points to give UH the go-ahead victory. Ka‘aihue added 26 digs to the team’s performance on Sunday. The Bulldogs used a 5-1 run to go up 8-6 in Game 2 and then furthered the lead to 14-9, but UH sophomore Jayme Lee came up big, serving six straight points to give the ’Bows the lead for the rest of the game. The Rainbow Wahine scored 11 of the final 16 points. Seven UH hitting errors gave the Bulldogs a 14-3 lead in Game 3, and the Rainbow Wahine couldn’t find their footing, falling 30-13. Eager to put Fresno State away, UH used a 10-2 run in the Game 4 to bounce back and capture the match. The Rainbow Wahine head on the road for another three-game trip against WAC foes; they will face Boise State (Oct. 11), Idaho (Oct. 13) and Utah State (Oct. 15).

Present your valid UH Student ID at the Coed sailing finishes fourth Among a sea of 22 competitors, the University of Hawai‘i sailing team pulled through Ka Leo building from 12 noon today with a fourth place finish in last weekend’s Stoney Burke Intersectional, which was hosted by to get your complimentary pass! California at Treasure Island. The UH team totaled 79 points in the A division and 70 in the B division. The Rainbows’ 149-point total was topped by only three other teams, as No. 16 Stanford came out victorious in the regatta. OPENS IN HONOLULU OCT. 19 UH junior Mark Spector was the skipper for the A division, while junior Andrew Meade took the spot in the B division. As for the Rainbow Wahine joining them, Tiffany Wong and freshman Jaclyn McLoughlin rotated as crew for the A division and sophomore Pamela Magasinn was the crew for the B division. First come, first served. A valid UHM ID is required. Next up for the sailing team will be the Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference Men’s No phone calls please. One pass per person. Supplies are Singlehanded Championship, which will be hosted by Stanford this weekend in California. limited. One pass admits two. [email protected] Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 9 10 Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 puzzles and classifieds

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Rainbow Wahine soccer UH tennis hosts Rainbow breaks road losing streak Wahine Invite for fall opener The University of Hawai‘i Rainbow Wahine soccer team has not won a game on the road in eight consecutive tries, dating back to last The University of Hawai‘i year. However, they broke their seven-game road losing streak on Rainbow Wahine tennis team Sunday against the Pepperdine Waves with a 1-1 double overtime draw. begins the 2007 to 2008 season With the tie, the Rainbow Wahine moved to 7-3-2 overall. this week at the UH tennis com- Pepperdine got the best of UH in the first half of play, as the Waves plex, where they play host to the outshot the Rainbow Wahine 7-0. The Waves got on the board with just Rainbow Wahine Invitational under a minute left in the first half on an Amanda Rupp goal. Thursday, Oct. 11, through Hawai‘i knotted the score in the second half with only 10:55 Saturday, Oct. 13. UH will host remaining in the game. Sophomore forward Ambree Ako scored the teams from Tulsa, Hawai‘i Pacific goal for the Rainbow Wahine, forcing the extra periods of play. Neither University, UC Irvine and Cal team was able to find the goal during the overtimes. By the conclusion State Northridge. Matches are set of the game, Pepperdine had outshot Hawai‘i 14-6. to begin at 4 p.m. on Thursday UH returns to the Islands for their Western Athletic Conference and Friday, and at 10 a.m. on opener against the Nevada Wolf Pack this Friday at the Waipi‘o Saturday. Peninsula Soccer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. Top performers return- ing from last year’s squad for the Rainbow Wahine are seniors Chloe Bihag and Julia Sandborn and sophomore Sophie Kobuch. While all three participated in singles events, Kobuch also saw time on the top doubles courts. This week’s opener will mark the beginning of a highly competitive schedule for the Rainbow Wahine this season. UH will be facing nationally ranked teams in Stanford, UCLA, Notre

Dame, Baylor, Pepperdine, Duke, COURTESY PHOTO • UH ATHLETICS Michigan, Brigham Young, San Diego State, Saint Mary’s, Nevada UH sophomore Sophie Kobuch joined UH in the spring season and won 10 singles and Loyola Marymount. matches at the No. 2 and No. 3 positions last year. The Rainbow Wahine begin the FILE PHOTO • KA LEO O HAWAI‘I fall season this weekend at the Rainbow Wahine Invite. Volunteer Opportunities

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EDITOR: REBECCA GALLEGOS EO Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007 ASSOCIATE EDITOR: GLENDALYN JUNIO sports 12 spor [email protected] GO ʻBOWS! Exhibition games mark finale of training camp for Lakers and Warriors Ka Leo Sports Desk

The University of Hawai‘i is playing host to two exhibition games between the NBA’s Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers this week at the Stan Sheriff Center. The games will mark the conclusion of their training sessions in Hawai‘i; the Lakers have been practicing on the UH campus, and the Warriors were training on the BYU Hawai‘i campus. In addition to the training sessions, the Lakers have been participating in service projects in and around Honolulu as a part of the organization’s Read to Achieve program. While every team in the NBA conducts training camp differ- ently, the Lakers and Warriors make their way to Hawai‘i every other year, where they mark the beginning of the NBA season with training sessions and exhibition games. The Warriors are coming off a 42-40 season, culminating in a conference semifinals appearance, while the Lakers and head coach Phil Jackson are trying to recover from their 42-40 record last year, exiting the playoffs in the first round with a 4-1 series loss to the Phoenix Suns. Ka Leo will give you the first look at the Warriors and Lakers with coverage of Tuesday’s game appearing in Thursday’s paper and Thursday’s game in Monday’s issue. Otherwise, tickets are available at the Stan Sheriff Center, with prices ranging from $10 COURTESY PHOTO to $80. Tipoff for both games is scheduled for 7 p.m. NBA OFFICIAL WEB SITE

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