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HPU News
HPU Marks 80th Commencement Ceremony
May 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University conferred associate, baccalaureate and master degrees to more than 890 graduates in the Spring 2013 class. More than 700 of these students are scheduled to participate in HPU's 80th commencement ceremony, scheduled at 4 p.m., Thursday, May 16, at the Neal Blaisdell Arena, Honolulu.
HPU Names Experienced Academic Leader as University's First Provost
May 2013
HPU names experienced academic leader as university's first provost
*Update* Downtown Shuttle Stop Reopened, Alternate Stop Now Closed
May 2013
The shuttle stop on Kukui St. opposite the MB Building is back in operation. The temporary shuttle stop at LB Building 1060 Bishop is closed. Security is at LB Building will inform of those who did get alert to catch shuttle at Kukui Street
Hawai'i Pacific receives Green Business Award
April 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University received the Hawaii Green Business Award from Gov. Neil Abercrombie, April 26.
Hawai'i Pacific University students win state advertising competition, head to nationals
April 2013
Advertising students from Hawai'i Pacific University will make a repeat appearance at the American Advertising Federation's national competition, after winning the state competition for a second year straight.
Clownfish key to future aquaculture classes
April 2013
About 200 baby clownfish now call the Oceanic Institute home. The clownfish hatched at OI, a research and teaching affiliate of Hawai'i Pacific University, in late March.
HPU and Lifestyle Retail Properties Agree to Resolve All Matters
April 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University, Hawaii Downtown Holdings LLC and Lifestyle Retail Properties LLC (wholly owned by Ed Bushor) have agreed to proceed with a buyout agreement that resolves all matters and finalizes full ownership of the Aloha Tower Marketplace (ATM) redevelopment project in HPU's affiliate, Hawaii Downtown Holdings LLC.
HPU a 'Military-Friendly University' in Military Advanced Education guide
January 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University has again been recognized as a military-friendly university in the Military Advanced Education (MAE) 2013 Guide to Military-Friendly Colleges & Universities. This is the sixth time MAE has honored HPU with the distinction.
HPU appreciative for approvals regarding Aloha Tower Marketplace project
January 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University leadership praised the actions today of Aloha Tower Development Corporation (ATDC) in consenting to the university's ownership and management of the Aloha Tower Marketplace.
Oceanic Institute takes lead in yellow tang culture technology
January 2013
A research effort at the Oceanic Institute (OI) has created aquaculture techniques that may someday lead to production capability of one of the world's most popular aquarium fish — a development that could both help the aquarium industry and protect Hawai'i reefs where wild varieties of the brightly colored, arrow-shaped fish are harvested now.
HPU student named a 'Most Promising Minority Student' by advertising association
February 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University senior Chanel Wayne has made the honor roll of the American Advertising Federation's Most Promising Minority Students Class of 2013. Wayne — an advertising and public relations major — is one of only fifty students nationally to be selected for this prestigious, industry immersion program being held in New York City, Feb. 4-6, 2013.
Science dean continues research at National Cancer Institute-designated facility
March 2013
Science dean continues research at National Cancer Institute-designated facility.
In Memoriam Jean F. Cornuelle, Hawai'i Pacific University Trustee Emerita
March 2013
The Hawai'i Pacific University 'ohana pays tribute to trustee emerita Jean F. Cornuelle, who passed away this week.
HPU announces key new leadership hires
March 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University recently filled several positions critical to its continued forward progress and its development as Hawai'i's leading private university.
Housing applications for 2013-2014 available
March 2013
Hawai'i Pacific University housing applications for 2013-2014 are now available. See http://www.hpu.edu/StudentServices/ResidenceLife/index.html
PHOTOS: HPU celebrates commencement
December 2012
Students participating in commencement are part of a graduating class of more than 700, in disciplines ranging from computer science to anthropology to marine biology.
Hawai'i Pacific, Oceanic Institute grieve loss of Sen. Inouye
December 2012
Leadership, faculty, staff and students of Hawai'i Pacific University today joined with colleagues around the islands and the nation in mourning the passage of Sen. Daniel Inouye.
Former HPU student body president, Romney staffer speaks at alma mater
December 2012
Former Hawai'i Pacific University Student Body President Tim Lussier went from being a new graduate to serving as "Western Regional Digital Media Manager" for Gov. Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in a matter of months. He returned to his alma mater on Monday, Dec. 10, to share the story of his six months in the trenches of a hard-fought presidential race.
Gov. Abercrombie to offer commencement address for HPU
December 2012
When 482 students assemble on Tuesday, Dec. 18, to take part in Hawai'i Pacific University's winter graduation ceremony, they'll hear a commencement address from a man who has dedicated nearly four decades of public service to the people of this state, Governor Neil Abercrombie.
Safety fund established at HPU in honor of Mariah Danforth-Moore
November 2012
The family of a Hawai'i Pacific University student who tragically died one year ago today in an accident on Kamehameha Highway has established a fund at the university to help defray the costs of making the pedestrian crossing where she was killed a safer place for all travelers.
Deadline approaches for Vaughan poetry award
November 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University is accepting entries for the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry until Dec. 15.
HPU & IIE Launches Myanmar Higher Education Initiative
November 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University and eight other U.S. universities to develop academic partnerships and rebuild higher education capacity in Myanmar.
HPU student team wins computing competition for fourth time, shows well nationally
November 2012
HPU student team wins computing competition for fourth time, shows well nationally
HPU returns to defend title at major computer programming competition
November 2012
Students from Hawai'i Pacific University and their counterparts from schools throughout the Western United States and Canada will gather at Brigham Young University-Hawaii tomorrow (Saturday, Nov. 3) for the 2012 Pacific NW Regional ACM Programming Contest – a test of skill for leading computer programming students.
Recent HPU Graduate, Marcie Kagawa, Wins SPJ Internship
November 2012
Marcie Kagawa, who graduated last semester from HPU, has won a paid Society of Professional Journalists internship at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser beginning this month.
Marine sciences student sails into the 'Garbage Patch'
November 2012
A Hawai'i Pacific University student has spent a month on Pacific sea cruise. Sound cushy or luxurious? Not when she is examining firsthand the serious ecological problem of ocean debris.
HPU grads get career help to join a recovering economy, as employers show new interest
October 2012
HPU's Career Services Center had a strong response to the annual Health Science and Social Services Career Fair, held at the Hawaii Loa Campus on Oct. 24. Thirty-two companies ranging from Hawaii Pacific Health, Department of Health, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) sought potential employees from Hawai'i Pacific University. (A list of participating companies can be found at www.hpu.edu/CareerServices/Students/hssscareerfair.html.)
HPU student selected as one of the 'Top 15 Social Media Personalities in Hawaii'
October 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University senior Thomas Obungen has been selected as one of the "Top 15 Social Media Personalities in Hawaii." He will be recognized at the 2012 Social Media Awards, during the Hawaii Social Media Summit at Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, Oct. 17.
New paper details Hawai'i and Hawaiians' surprising roles in the U.S. Civil War
October 2012
New research published by a Hawai'i Pacific University history professor documents the significant role of Hawaiians in the war for the first time, confirming more than 100 Hawaiian soldiers and sailors who served in the conflict.
Tsunami Warning Downgraded to Advisory
October 2012
UPDATE: Tsunami Warning Downgraded to Advisory
A tsunami warning is in effect for all Hawaiian islands.
According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, the first wave is expected to arrive at 10:28 p.m. (HST).
The tsunami warning comes after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Queen Charlotte Islands region at 5:04 p.m. (HST).
Anyone in a tsunami evacuation zone is urged to evacuate. Anyone who is not in a zone is urged to stay off of the road and away from the shoreline.
Please stay tuned to your local news for further updates and instructions.
HPU scientists pioneer research on rare whale
October 2012
New research from Hawai'i Pacific University on a rarely documented whale has central Pacific scientists on alert for a disease which may affect the mortality rate of dolphins and other marine mammal species.
Author Richard Dawkins spoke to a capacity crowd at HPU's 'Aloha Shaka Con'
October 2012
Celebrated scientist, noted author, coiner of the word "meme" and all-around intellectual Richard Dawkins kicked off a U.S. tour in Honolulu on Wed., Oct. 3, at "Aloha Shaka Con," and spoke to a 400 plus capacity crowd sponsored by the Secular Student Alliance of Hawai'i Pacific University.
Noted biologist Richard Dawkins to speak at HPU' s 'Aloha Shaka Con'
September 2012
Celebrated scientist, noted author, coiner of the word "meme" and all-around intellectual Richard Dawkins will kick off a U.S. tour in Honolulu on Wed., Oct. 3, at "Aloha Shaka Con," a "Freethought Convention" sponsored by the Secular Student Alliance of Hawai'i Pacific University.
Marshall Islands president visits HPU
September 2012
Republic of the Marshall Islands President Christopher Loeak met with Hawai'i Pacific University President Geoffrey Bannister to talk about future cooperation with the university, Sept. 21.
HPU again among nation's top 'Military Friendly Schools'
September 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University has been named again as one of the nation's most military friendly campuses in a listing published on the G.I. Jobs website by Victory Media, a media outlet focused on helping military personnel transition into civilian life.
HPU takes on energy challenge with Kukui Cup
September 2012
Residents at Hawai'i Pacific University's Hawai'i Loa Campus kicked off the inaugural HPU Kukui Cup challenge Sept. 17.
HPU seeks poems for Vaughan Award competition
September 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University is accepting entries for the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry.
Water service restoration underway at HLC
September 2012
Water service restoration underway at Hawaii Loa Campus, normal operations expected for tomorrow
Hawai'i Pacific University begins 47th year
September 2012
Classes begin today for Hawai'i Pacific University, the state's largest private, not-for-profit university enrolling some 8,000 students from the United States and more than 80 foreign nations.
HPU scientist shares innovative research of Kīlauea Volcano lava
August 2012
A Hawai'i Pacific University environmental scientist is on the Big Island, sharing insights gleaned from studying lava from one of the most active volcanoes in the world.
HPU contributes to 'Winged Ambassadors' ocean stewardship lesson
August 2012
A high-tech science instruction package focused on teaching children in grades 5 – 12 about seabirds is newly available for teachers and students, thanks to a consortium including researchers and educators from Hawai'i Pacific University, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and other key partners.
HPU GreenRide aims to increase carpools, lower emissions
August 2012
As part of continuing efforts to use resources wisely and efficiently — among the principles guiding HPU's sustainability initiatives — the university has rolled out the new HPU GreenRide program.
HPU Welcomes Two Additional Fulbright Recipients
August 2012
Two newly announced Fulbright scholarship recipients will raise to four the number of those scholars at Hawai'i Pacific University this fall and add to the university's legacy of success with Fulbright programs.
HPU Professor Publishes Book on Contemporary Asia
July 2012
HPU Professor William Sharp publishes a collection of essays written for the general reader who wishes to know more about contemporary Asian affairs.
Watch HPU's TV Spot During the Summer Olympics
July 2012
Watch HPU's TV spot that will be aired during the Opening Ceremonies of the Summer Olympics.
HPU hosts forum on U.S. and Asia-Pacific relations
July 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University is hosting a special forum that will focus on the United States' relationships with China and India on July 26.
Governor signs special purpose revenue bond for HPU
July 2012
Gov. Neil Abercrombie this week signed a bond issue passed by the state legislature earlier this spring that will help Hawai'i Pacific University raise as much as $120 million for critical capital projects at its three locations around O'ahu.
HPU Names New Associate Vice President for Alumni
July 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University has named Cassie R. Carter, Ph.D., a longtime leader in higher education fund raising and in science education as a new associate vice president for Alumni and University Relations.
HPU hosts senior Brunei delegation in partnership discussions
July 2012
Senior Hawai'i Pacific University leaders met with Brunei Ambassador to the United States Dato Yusoff Abd Hamid and Education Attaché Sofry Othman Thursday to explore student, faculty and research exchanges between HPU and Brunei organizations. The meeting was the first in what promises to be a mutually beneficial, reciprocal relationship between the university and the Southeast Asian nation.
HPU student selected for Fulbright
June 2012
Incoming Hawai'i Pacific University graduate student Kelly Ratana was recently named a 2012 Foreign Fulbright scholarship recipient. Ratana, of New Zealand, will pursue a Master of Science in Marine Science at HPU.
Oceanic Institute makes administrative changes in service of feed project
June 2012
Citing a need to focus energies on an aquaculture and livestock feed research project that could pay significant dividends for Hawai'i, as well as other domestic and international concerns, the Oceanic Institute is reorganizing leadership to help move that project forward.
Richard Hunter joins HPU Board of Trustees
June 2012
Longtime retail executive and consultant Richard Hunter has been elected a new member of the Hawai'i Pacific University Board of Trustees, Board Chairman Michael J. Chun announced.
HPU alumnus tapped for key fellowship by Wilson Foundation, U.S. Dept. of State
June 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University alumnus Lance Jackson has been selected for a prestigious Thomas R. Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship – a program administered by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation for the U.S. Department of State.
HPU Student Selected for Congressional Internship
June 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University student Ladimir Geake is one of only four students nationwide accepted into a prestigious internship in Washington, D.C.
HPU Students Participate at National Advertising Competition
June 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University advertising and public relations students participated in the recent American Advertising Federation's 2012 National Student Advertising Competition in Austin, Texas.
History Professors Examine Cross-Cultural Encounters in New Book
June 2012
Two Hawai'i Pacific University history department professors have authored a new book offering a fresh, accessible perspective on how cultures intersect – a topic of growing international focus, as connections between people and nations increasingly provide new opportunities and generate complex conflicts.
HPU programs certified by Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education
June 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University successfully completed its first certification from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) for its undergraduate and graduate nursing programs.
HPU Professor Heads Hawai'i Fulbright Organization
May 2012
Carlos Juarez, Ph.D., chairman of the Hawai'i Pacific University Department of Social Sciences, has been elected president of the Hawai'i chapter of the Fulbright Association.
More than 950 students graduate from HPU
May 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University conferred associate, baccalaureate and master degrees to more than 950 graduates in the Spring 2012 class at its 78th commencement ceremony May 17 at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.
HPU graduate earns prestigious NOAA marine policy fellowship
May 2012
A scientist who earned her masters degree in marine science last year from Hawai'i Pacific University has been awarded a year-long Washington, D.C., fellowship through which she is working with federal government leaders on key marine policy issues affecting the entire nation.
HPU to Celebrate 78th Commencement Ceremony
May 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University will confer associate, baccalaureate and master degrees to more than 900 graduates in the Spring 2012 class. The 78th commencement ceremony is scheduled at 6 p.m., Thursday, May 17 at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.
Learn Key Points of HPU Strategic Plan
May 2012
Learn Key Points of HPU Strategic Plan
Outstanding HPU students honored at Light Up the Night
May 2012
At the fourth annual Light Up the Night reception, presented by the Center for Student Life and First-Year Programs, 45 outstanding student leaders were recognized for their contribution to our University.
Light Up the Night 2012
May 2012
At the fourth annual Light Up the Night reception, presented by the Center for Student Life & First-Year Programs, 45 outstanding student leaders were recognized for their contribution to our University.
HPU Students Bound for National Advertising Competition
May 2012
A team of Hawai'i Pacific University students recently won an advertising competition and will represent Hawai'i in a national contest.
HPU Students Help Foster Children
May 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University students, in collaboration with Family Programs Hawaii, recently facilitated "HeART of Our Keiki," an art workshop for children and youth in foster care.
HPU Spring Concerts Conclude this Friday
April 2012
The Hawai'i Pacific University Orchestra takes the stage for "From Bach to Bartók" on Friday, April 27 at 7 p.m., at Lutheran Church of Honolulu, 1730 Punahou Street.
HPU Celebrates 28th Annual Intercultural Day
April 2012
HPU Celebrates 28th Annual Intercultural Day
Fighter pilot shares flight plan to business success
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University welcomed Gayle Gardner, president of the U.S. War Veterans Foundation, for an inspirational presentation on tenacity in the military and private sector April 18.
Hawai'i Pacific University to Restructure Cheer, Dance Teams
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University to Restructure Cheer, Dance Teams
Students enjoy lunch with Dr. B.
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University students lunched with President Geoffrey Bannister, Ph.D., at the Hawai'i Loa campus Dining Commons, April 16.
HPU Celebrates 28th Annual Intercultural Day
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University will celebrate its 28th annual Intercultural Day on Friday, April 20, beginning 10 a.m. on Upper Fort Street Mall.
Hawai'i Pacific University announces leadership changes in Academic Affairs
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University leadership announced today that Academic Affairs Vice President John Kearns, the institution's senior academic officer for the past five years, is stepping down to return to the faculty.
HPU Cheerleaders Win 10th Consecutive National Championship
April 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University's large and small co-ed cheer teams took first place in the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) and National Dance Alliance (NDA) Championships in Daytona Beach, Fla. on Friday, April 13.
HPU Student Awarded National College Honor Society Scholarship
April 2012
HPU junior Emily Tregelles recently was awarded a scholarship from the Alpha Chi national college honor society.
Welcome back, Sea Warriors!
January 2012
The first week of Hawai'i Pacific University's spring semester ended with a bang. The national award-winning HPU Cheer and Dance teams performed at Fort Street Mall, as part of the spring Club Carnival and Pep Rally Jan. 27.
HPU selects recipient of Vaughan poetry award
January 2012
Susan Lee St. John of Kailua has been named the recipient of the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry at Hawai'i Pacific University.
Memorial Services to be Held for John Heckathorn Tuesday
January 2012
Memorial services to be held for John Heckathorn Tuesday
Todd Simmons Appointed as Vice President of Communications and Marketing
February 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University has announced the appointment of Todd Simmons as Vice President, Communications and Marketing.
Constitutional scholar speaks at HPU
February 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University welcomed constitutional law expert Ilya Shapiro, of the Cato Institute, for a discussion about the U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 15.
HPU students 'Live Hawai'i'
February 2012
The "Live Hawai'i" field trips around O'ahu have returned. The spring excursions begin this Saturday, Feb. 11, with a trip to the Hawai'i State Art Museum.
HPU instructor named to Chinese university advisory board
February 2012
Dr. William Keli'i Akina, HPU adjunct instructor of philosophy and humanities, was recently presented with a certificate naming him to the advisory board of the Sihai Confucius Academy in Beijing, China.
HPU hosts annual writing workshops
February 2012
Award-winning writer Tyler McMahon will speak at Hawai'i Pacific University's 15th Annual Ko'olau Writing Workshops. The workshops will be held on Saturday, March 3, from 8:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in the Cooke Academic Center at HPU's Hawaii Loa Campus in Kaneohe.
Paula Fuga rings in spring at HPU
March 2012
Musicians Paula Fuga and Mike Love sang for hundreds of listeners at Hawai'i Pacific University's Music on the Mall March 22.
Students promote health and safety
March 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University held a health and safety fair at upper Fort Street Mall March 16.
A date with history
March 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University history student David Rosehill took first prize for best paper using primary sources at the 28th annual Regional Phi Alpha Theta conference.
HPU welcomes guests from Yamagata University
March 2012
Hawai'i Pacific University welcomed guests from Yamagata University, Japan on March 5.
Legislation takes spotlight at HPU presentation
March 2012
A forum presented by the Hawaii Pacific University College of Business Administration and hosted by Students in Free Enterprise at the The Plaza Club Feb. 21 was part of the Pappas Entrepreneurial Lecture Series and addressed legislative impacts on Hawai'i's entrepreneurial community.
Hawai`i Pacific University Assistant Professor John Heckathorn, Ph.D., Dies
December 2011
Hawai`i Pacific University Assistant Professor John Heckathorn, Ph.D., died Dec. 28 at Straub Clinic & Hospital. HPU will truly miss and honor his memories for his contributions for the HPU community.
HPU celebrates 77th commencement ceremony
December 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University conferred associate, baccalaureate and master degrees to more than 650 graduates in the Fall 2011 class at its 77th commencement ceremony, Dec. 20 at the Neal Blaisdell Arena.
HPU students meet World War II veterans
December 2011
World War II veterans returning for the 70th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack shared a trip through history with Hawai'i Pacific University students.
HPU signs agreements with Vietnamese university
December 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University President Dr. Geoffrey Bannister signed agreements with Thai Nguyen University of Vietnam Dec. 5.
HPU booth visited by Guinness record holder
December 2011
The Hawai'i Pacific University booth at the Honolulu Marathon Expo at the Hawaii Convention Center welcomed Guinness World Record holder Gladys Burrill, third from left, Dec. 8. Burrill set the record as the oldest woman to finish a marathon after last year's Honolulu Marathon at 92.
Deadline extended for poetry award
December 2011
HPU is seeking entries for the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry; deadline is Dec. 20.
HPU Winter Concert shares holiday cheer
December 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University held its 10th annual Winter Concert at Central Union Church Dec. 2.
HPU holds Holiday Bazaar
December 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's International Center held its 7th annual International Holiday Bazaar at Upper Fort Street Mall Dec. 2.
Prominent Native Hawaiians speak at HPU
December 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University welcomed internationally acclaimed musician Robert Cazimero and Mapuana de Silva of halau Mohala 'Ilima to Sharky's Cove Nov. 28.
OI demonstrates revolutionary shrimp growing technology
November 2011
Ten years of research at Hawai'i Pacific University affiliate the Oceanic Institute (OI) has led to aquaculture technology that can compete with foreign imports and provide a sustainable seafood product to U.S. consumers.
HPU Student Killed in Accident
November 2011
Mariah Danforth-Moore, 19, was killed in a hit-and-run pedestrian accident last evening on Kamehameha Highway, in Kane`ohe. Danforth-Moore was a student at Hawai'i Pacific University studying Psychology.
HPU community members participate in APEC
November 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University students, faculty and staff participated in various aspects of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Conference.
HPU holds APEC panel discussion
November 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University students, faculty and staff filled the seats of The Plaza Club Nov. 2 to listen to three local experts discuss the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Conference.
HPU students Win Big in the Hawaii Site of the ACM Contest
November 2011
Congratulations to the HPU students who placed 1st, 3rd (tie), and 5th in the Hawaii site of the ACM international computer programming contest on Saturday, November 5th!
HPU signs partnerships with a Beijing university
November 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University President Dr. Geoffrey Bannister signed partnership agreements with Beijing's Capital Normal University (CNU) Oct. 25.
HPU holds Halloween FunFest
October 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University held its first Halloween FunFest Oct. 27 at Aloha Tower Marketplace.
HPU student honored at 'Ride to Remember' Nov. 20
October 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University graduate student John David Tyner, who died in a multi-vehicle accident March 31, will be honored at a special "Ride to Remember" Nov. 20.
HPU welcomes Sean Na'auao for 'Music on the Mall'
October 2011
Sean Na'auao performed at HPU's "Music on the Mall" Oct. 21.
Former Indian naval leader speaks at HPU
October 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University hosted retired Indian Navy Adm. Arun Prakash, for a special talk focused on India and the Indian Ocean Region Oct. 17.
Sea Warriors shine at service projects
October 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University volunteers gave time to the local community following the inauguration of President Geoffrey Bannister, Ph.D., Oct. 13.
HPU celebrates the inauguration of Dr. Geoffrey Bannister as president
October 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University celebrated the inauguration of Geoffrey Bannister, Ph.D., as Hawai'i Pacific University's fourth president Oct. 13.
HPU East Coast students get a "Taste of Home"
September 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University students, faculty and staff from the East Coast got a "Taste of Home" Sept. 28.
Sharky's Cove opens at HPU
September 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University students welcomed a new downtown place to study or rest when Sharky's Cove opened Sept. 26.
HPU names Yoo Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities
September 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University students welcomed a new downtown place to study or rest when Sharky's Cove opened Sept. 26.
HPU Seeks Entries for James M. Vaughan Award
September 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University is seeking entries for the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry.
HPU's Annual Legal Notifications
September 2011
An overview of Legal Information for students. Please read the following as they pertain to your responsibilities and rights under these policies. Additional information can be found at Student Right-to-Know Information.
HPU unveils new high-tech classrooms
September 2011
Several new classrooms were blessed in the Model Progress building Sept. 2. The classrooms feature state-of-the-art learning tools and new furnishings. New classrooms were also blessed at the Frear Center.
There IS a free lunch at HPU
September 2011
A free meal was part of HPU's Commuter Services and Student Life "Welcome Week" events.
HPU faculty, staff meet to kick off new academic year
September 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University, faculty, staff and administrators got together to find some "balance" prior to the start of the fall semester.
HPU hosts former head of Israeli military intelligence
August 2011
Israeli Defense Forces Maj. Gen. Amos Yadlin shared insights on the political climate of the Middle East and the role of intelligence gathering Aug. 23.
HPU Professor Investigates Beached Whales in Saipan
August 2011
Dr. Kristie West, a cetacean scientist and professor at the Hawaii Pacific University, helps Saipan investigate a series of beached whale deaths on their beaches.
Li awarded Fujie Scholarship
August 2011
Incoming Hawai'i Pacific University freshman Susanna Li of Honolulu has been named the first awardee of the Lloyd M. Fujie Scholarship.
Scholarship Honors Retired Sailor and HPU student
August 2011
The David Tyner Memorial Scholarship for Diplomacy and Military Studies has been established, honoring a retired U.S. Navy Command Master Chief and Hawai'i Pacific University graduate student. Tyner died March 31, following a multi-car accident.
Former White House official speaks at HPU
August 2011
Dr. Victor D. Cha, a former Director for Asian Affairs in the White House National Security Council, shared his experiences during a well-attended discussion at Hawai'i Pacific University, Aug. 11.
Crown appointed Dean of College of Business Administration
August 2011
Deborah Crown, Ph.D., has been appointed Dean of the College of Business Administration at Hawai'i Pacific University.
Horgen Helps Score Grant for Cancer Research
July 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University professor Dr. David Horgen, known for his cutting edge cancer-related research, was part of a local team of experts recently recognized with the Weinman Innovator Award.
HPU President to Participate in O'ahu Ride Celebrating Life of Fallen HPU Student
July 2011
New Hawai'i Pacific University President Dr. Geoffrey Bannister is scheduled to participate in a bicycle ride on Sunday that celebrates the life of HPU student Zachary Manago, who was killed last year in a cycling accident.
HPU assistant professor shares Civil War history during Independence Day
July 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University assistant professor and assistant dean of Military Campus Programs Dr. Justin Vance helped share Civil War history during the recent Fourth of July weekend.
HPU Graduate Selected for Prestigious Foreign Service Fellowship
July 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University graduate Andrew Kekoa Abordonado was recently named a Pickering Fellow for 2011.
Dr. Chun of the Kamehameha Schools Elected Chairman of the Board of Hawai`i Pacific University
June 2011
Michael Chun, Ph.D., president and headmaster of Kamehameha Schools (Kapalama), was elected Chairman of Hawai`i Pacific University's Board of Trustees at its annual meeting on June 24.
Three Hawaii Professors Selected To Participate in University of Oxford Program
June 2011
Steven C. Combs, Ph.D., of Hawaii Pacific University, was selected to take part in the week-long independent research program at the University of Oxford.
University of Ruhuna ties up with Hawaii Pacific University
May 2011
University of Ruhuna tied up with Hawaii
Pacific University to provide internationally
qualified marine biology majors to local students.
Two New Members Appointed to HPU's Board of Trustees
May 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's Board of Trustees approved the addition of two new board members, effective April 29, 2011.
HPU Honors Outstanding Faculty and Staff with 2011 Golden Apple Awards
May 2010
Hawai'i Pacific University's Board of Trustees approved the addition of two new board members, effective April 29, 2011.
HPU Students Participate in National Model United Nations Conference
May 2011
For the fourth year in a row, the United Nations Club of HPU sent a delegation of students to participate in the National Model United Nations Conference (NMUN) in New York, April 17-21.
President Chatt G. Wright Honored at Pep Rally
April 2011
President Chatt G. Wright Honored at Pep Rally
HPU Graduate Appointed to International Center
April 2011
President Chatt G. Wright Honored at Pep Rally
HPU Celebrates Global Citizenship at Intercultural Day
April 2010
Hawai'i Pacific University celebrated its 27th annual Intercultural Day April 15, at upper Fort Street Mall.
HPU Cheerleaders Win Ninth Consecutive National Championship
April 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's large and small co-ed cheer teams took first place in the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) and National Dance Alliance (NDA) Championships in Daytona, Fla. on Friday, April 8.
HPU to Honor Outstanding Alumni at Annual Banquet
April 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's large and small co-ed cheer teams took first place in the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) and National Dance Alliance (NDA) Championships in Daytona, Fla. on Friday, April 8.
HPU Students Raise Money for Japan Victims
April 2011
The Japanese Association at Hawai'i Pacific University raised more than $5,700 for victims of the Japan earthquake and tsunami that took place Friday, March 11.
HPU Listed Among "Best Western Colleges"
February 2010
Hawai'i Pacific University has been named one of the 123 best Western colleges in the United States, according to The Princeton Review, and is ranked among the nation's best colleges and universities, according to the 2008 edition of U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges.
Hawai'i Pacific University Proudly Announces Its New President.
January 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University Proudly Announces Its New President
Go Ahead and Sink
January 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University Proudly Announces Its New President
HPU Students Experience Traditional Japanese Music
February 2011
Taste of Traditional Japanese Music
HPU Club Carnival Helps Students Get Involved
February 2011
HPU Club Carnival Helps Students Get Involved
Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, to give lecture at HPU
February 2011
Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, will present a lecture Hawaii Pacific University on March 5, 2011.
HPU SIFE Club Hosts Cliff Slater of Maui Divers Jewelry
February 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's College of Business Administration presented another Pappas Entrepreneurial Leadership Talk on Feb. 16 at The Pacific Club.
HPU Seeks Nominations for Paul Loo Awards
February 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University is accepting nominations for the 11th annual alumni recognition awards.
HPU Signs Agreement with Kyungwon University
February 2011
HPU President Chatt G. Wright met with Kyungwon University President Gil Ya Lee, Ph.D., on Feb. 2 and signed a cooperation agreement to develop a strategic partnership between the two institutions.
HPU Appoints Jory Cummins to Tax Director
February 2011
HPU has appointed Jory Cummins to fill the newly created position of Tax Director, effective Feb. 16.
Award-Winning Writer Lee Tonouchi Featured as Guest Speaker
February 2011
Award-Winning Writer Lee Tonouchi Featured as Guest Speaker at the 14th Annual Ko'olau Writing Workshops
HPU to Host 14th Annual Ko'olau Writing Workshops
February 2011
Award-winning writer Lee Tonouchi will speak at Hawai'i Pacific University's 14th Annual Ko'olau Writing Workshops.
Brent Curry Named New Sports Information Director
February 2011
The athletics department announced the hiring of Brent Curry as the new Sports Information Director at Hawaii Pacific.
Three New Members Appointed to Hawai'i Pacific University's Board of Trustees
February 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University's Board of Trustees has approved the addition of three new board members, effective on December 10, 2010.
HPU Selects Recipient for JMV Poetry Award
February 2011
Elsha Bohnert of Honolulu has been named the recipient of the James M. Vaughan Award for Poetry at Hawai'i Pacific University.
HPU Names New Associate Director of Security and Safety
March 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University has named Wayne Fernandez as its new Associate Director of Security and Safety.
HPU Announces Mary Ellen McGillan as Vice President of Alumni and University Relations
March 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University has named Mary Ellen McGillan as Vice President of Alumni and University Relations.
HPU Orchestra Performs at Chapel Service
March 2011
The HPU orchestra, under the direction on Dr. Teresa McCreary, performed at the weekly HPU Chapel Service, Wednesday, March 16, 1 - 1:30 p.m.
HPU Students Help Raise Money for Japan Victims
March 2011
HPU students are raising money for the victims of the Japan earthquake and tsunami that took place Friday, March 11. The Japanese Association at HPU will be sending the money to the Red Cross in Japan.
HPU Receives Federal Research Grant
March 2011
Hawai'i Pacific University has been awarded a competitive research grant to develop a culturally specific drug prevention program for Hawaiian youth on the Big Island of Hawai'i.
Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi Speaks at HPU
March 2011
Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, spoke on "Gandhian Peace: The Way to Non-Violence & Acceptance in a Turbulent World," at HPU's Hawai'i Loa Campus on Saturday, March 5 from 4-5:30pm.
Play by Mark Tjarks Selected for Festival
March 2011
Imposter, a play by HPU English Professor and playwright Mark Tjarks, was selected for a staged reading by Theatre Southwest in Houston, Texas.
HPU Softball Honored at the State Capitol
March 2011
HPU Softball Honored at the State Capitol
HPU Named Best Return on Investment Among Hawai'i Colleges
March 2010
Hawai'i Pacific University ranked the highest among Hawai'i colleges for return on investment, according to a new study published in Bloomberg Businessweek. HPU's 9.2 percent return on investment exceeds the national average of 9.1 percent.
HPU's Intercultural Day Celebrates Diversity
April 2010
HPU's Intercultural Day Celebrates Diversity
HPU Students Win Award at Latin American Research Symposium
April 2011
Six HPU students received an "Outstanding Contribution Award" from a panel of faculty judges for their group presentation at the Third Annual Latin American and Iberian Studies (LAIS) Undergraduate Research Symposium at UH Manoa on Thursday, April 21, 2011.


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I fucking love X. My friend Jamie Tritten turned me on to them when I was 18 and we would freak out in our living room to Los Angeles, Wild Gift and Under the Big Black Sun. So good! Watch the movie X The Unheard Music, watch the videos and see them live at the Roseland Theater
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Jeremy Fish art show at Upper Playground PDX
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As part of his 'The Road Less Traveled' tour, Jeremy Fish will be in attendance Saturday July 10th, from 8-10pm at Upper Playground PDX, sharing prints, new work, and beers from Redhook.
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Ambient experimental musicians Grouper, Golden Retriever, and Ghosting bring Andrei Tarkovsky's sci-fi epic from 1979, Stalker to a new dimension.
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I was taken with both Robin Hilleary's beauty and style from the moment I met her. I was in my neighborhood dive and Robin breezed in on the arm of our mutual friend Jen. She wore a wide brimmed felt hat, slouchy blouse and long skirt with a splash of her killer jewelry. So elegant… I was smitten.
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I first heard about The Factory through Emily Katz at our Style Portrait shoot. I asked her where she got this AMAZING 1930′s floor length dress and when she told me it was from a new and affordable vintage shop in my neighborhood, I couldn't get there fast enough. The Factory is more than just [...]
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UNION/PINE is 5,000 square feet of raw warehouse artfully converted as an event space in inner SE. And the good news is that we're invited to enjoy it this week at the launch party for Mama Bird Recording Co. and record release for Saintseneca. Lucky us because from the work in progress pictures, UNION/PINE looks amazing.
MS.MS. Lookbook: Style Portrait: Emily Katz
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With so many stylish people in Portland, I am starting a series called Style Portraits where I style local fashion mavens in clothes from their own wardrobe. My first Style Portrait features the lovely Emily Katz. Artist, musician, clothing designer and lover of life, it seems there is little this beautiful lady can't do.

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The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reported that small business owner sentiment moved higher last month. The Small Business Optimism Index rose from 89.5 in March to 92.1 in April, its highest level in six months. As you might expect, an improved sales outlook helped to lift these figures, with the net percentage of respondents expecting higher sales increasing from -4 percent to +4 percent. In addition, small businesses appear to be more willing to increase hiring, as well, with the net percentage planning to hire in the next three months rising from zero in March to 6 percent in April.
This does not mean, however, that small businesses have moved beyond their challenges. Keep in mind that small businesses are said to be growing strongly when the Optimism Index exceeds 100, so we are still quite a way from that. Indeed, the net percentage of business owners saying that the next three months were a "good time to expand" was unchanged at four percent. As with past reports, the top reasons cited for it not being a good time to expand were economic uncertainties and the political climate. (continue reading…)


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Roger BrownThe Rochester girls' softball team was outscored 50-2 on May 4, when it lost both ends of a doubleheader against West Rutland. Rochester dropped the first game, 27-1, and lost the second contest, 23-1. A 19-2 loss to Rivendell Academy on Monday dr...
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Home to 130,000 people, Norrkoping is a small city 170 km south of Stockholm with a well-preserved city environment of buildings, squares and parks with an aesthetic shape and style, a wide range of culture in all forms, proximity to nature, and increased international travel possibilities via air, sea, rail and highway.
During my four days in the city, I found these reasons for a visit.
The Museum of Art
Norrkoping Museum of Art on Kristinaplatsen at the end of Drottninggatan shows Swedish art from the 16th century and has one of the country's finest collections of 20th century art as well as a large graphical collection. Artists include Carl Larsson, GAN, Isaac Grünewald, Max Book, Johan Krouthén and Cecilia Edefalk. Also 21st century video art and photography.
The sculpture park with some 15 sculptures behind the museum also serves as the outdoor café of eko och vego art café in the summer. Mahtab Fattah and her mother keep an organic focus with light lunches, home-baked bread and delicious cakes. The museum shop sells art literature, post cards, gifts and handicraft.
For more art, see the legal Graffiti Wall in Strömparken by the river.
Louis De Geer Concert & Congress
Holmen's Paper mill on the island of Kvarnholmen was transformed into a concert hall in 1994 and is now Norrkoping's cultural institution. The De Geer Hall's concerts average a public of 1,000. During the concert season, Norrkoping Symphony Orchestra – well-known far beyond Scandinavia – holds weekly concerts focused on romantic masters.
The Museum of Work & Norrkoping City Museum
In the middle of the 19th century, Norrkoping was Sweden's second largest industrial city with many textile mills along the banks of the river. Named one of the country's most beautiful industrial buildings, the Iron (Strykjärnet) is housed in an old cotton factory and stands on the island Laxholmen in Motala Ström. Inside, the Museum of Work depicts working life and working conditions in an engaging and entertaining way through exhibitions and seminars.
The museum also holds yearly photographic exhibitions with both international and Swedish photographers. The new EWK Museum is the center for political illustration art with a permanent exhibition of work by political cartoonist Ewert Karlsson. Also restaurant, café and museum shop.
Situated at Holmbrogränd in the industrial landscape next to The Museum of Work, Norrkoping City Museum tells the history of Norrkoping hundred years ago when the city was called Sweden's Manchester. Learn about the life of the artisan workers, see more than 50 handicrafts in the country's largest exhibition of arts and crafts, and stroll the grounds of green oases, a garden and a summer house.
Visualization Center C
Another place located in the industrial area is Kopparhammaren block's Visualization Center C, the outcome of a partnership between Linkoping University, the Municipality of Norrkoping, and Norrkoping Science Park and Interactive Institute.
All exhibitions focus on the latest visualization research. Experience the inside of a human body in the exhibition areas, listen to science lectures or watch 3D shows on the cupola-shaped screen of the dome theater, the most modern and technically advanced installation in northern Europe. End your visit in the center's outdoor café and restaurant by the river.
With 15 individual businesses, small-scale trade and a personal atmosphere, Knäppingsborg at the thoroughfare between campus and downtown is a popular neighborhood for good reasons.
View interior design and decoration, shop for unique clothes, eat freshly baked bread or fika in Bagarstugan Bageri & Brasseri (Knäppingborgsgatan 3), purchase organic, locally produced food in Mimmis Visthus, and enjoy live music at a Wednesday gig night.
The Food Scene
Norrkoping has no shortage of restaurants. Highlights? Italian food and gelato at Pappa Grappa Bar, the city's only quarter bistro Trattoria & Pizzeria (Gamla Rådstugugatan 26-28), Middle Eastern cuisine in Meze Bar Kök , Spanish gourmet food at Sangria (Olai Kyrkogata 18), or relaxing on the leafy outdoor restaurant of Trädgår´n (The Garden) (Gamla Torget 4) in the heart of the city.
Södra Promenaden
If you come during the summer when the trees are in full bloom, the pedestrian- and cyclist-only promenade Södra Promenaden that begins by the city library is reason enough to visit Norrkoping. Look up at the canopy of tall, green trees on both side of the path and you'll know what I mean. If not, head to the paths of Strömparken by the river that flows through the city, or The Cactus Display (Kaktusgruppen) of 25,000 cactus plants in Carl Johans Park opposite the railway station.


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I stopped at the Carnegie Public Library and ended up in the Browsing Journal room like I usually do. And for the first time in years I looked through a copy of Interview Magazine. If I remember correctly, Andy Warhol started the magazine way back in the 60s or 70s. The magazine does interviews with and articles on the movers and shakers of popular culture.
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May 06 2013
Israel's Bright Red Line
Mike Huckabee
We are learning more about Israel's weekend air strikes on targets in Syria that reportedly held Iran-made missiles bound for Hezbollah to fire into Israel. It's been reported that Israel held its fire for a long time, until it got reports that Iran was starting to supply more advanced missiles that had the ability to hit Israeli population centers, possibly armed with some of those Syrian chemical weapons we keep hearing about. Meanwhile, as Syria's leaders and their neighbors rail about Israel committing an act of war against them – I guess acting as a conduit for missiles targeted at the Israeli people isn't an act of war – they might bear in mind that if they attack Israel, they'll have the US to deal with, too.
The Daily Beast reports that Israel didn't explicitly inform the US of the latest air strikes, or ask permission. But US intelligence sources say there's been a series of high-level meetings over the past year. Israel laid out the exact conditions that would result in them launching a strike. And Israel's red lines are bold and clear. One source said they might not have telegraphed these particular strikes, but in general, they told the US in "every possible way" what was coming.
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You know, there aren't many areas of agreement I have with Sen. Sanders, but on this, he couldn't be more correct. If there is one area of government where budget cuts should never apply and services should never be compromised, it's health care for the men and women who put their lives on their lives on the line to defend our freedom.May 03 2013
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Apr 29 2013
George Jones RIP
Mike Huckabee
Goodbye to a music legend we'll never stop loving…Several weeks ago, I was invited by George Jones and his lovely wife of 30 years, Nancy, to his farewell concert in Nashville on November 22. I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Now, the whole world will miss it. He'll be a "no show" for that one, but he'll give that concert with Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, and a only a handful of others who deserve to share the stage with him. George Jones died Friday morning at the age of 81 in Nashville. His death stunned his family, friends, and fans like me. George was my guest on my TV show in 2009. Getting to play music with George Jones will remain one of the most cherished moments of my life. My own Dad didn't live to see me sworn in as Governor, but I told George, I'm not sure my Dad would have been that impressed that I was Governor, ran for President, or hosted a national television show. But if my Dad knew I'd stood on the stage with George Jones, he'd have been impressed.
One of the most respected music producers in Nashville once told me that if 10 of the greatest singers in the business sang the same song, the one you'd remember would be the version by George Jones. When I helped put together an album to raise money for the Wanna Play Fund to raise money for musical instruments for kids, George agreed to do a song for it. His version of Amazing Grace on that CD is amazing. He was an original. Many perform and entertain. Only a few take to the stage as a canvas and are true artists. George Jones was an artist. Our prayers go out to Nancy and his family. And for his command appearance before His Creator, this time, the Possum will show up.
Apr 21 2013
Four Percent
Mike Huckabee
Wednesday, all of the various new gun law proposals failed to reach 60 votes in the Senate, and President Obama is not taking that well. He gave another angry and impassioned speech, surrounded by Sandy Hook school parents. He blasted the motives of his opponents, accusing them of not caring about children, and caving to fear that the NRA would oppose their reelections. It might be good political theater, but it's bad leadership. If you want someone to support a law, you have to convince them that it's a good law, not go on TV to impugn their character for disagreeing with you. In fact, there are grieving Sandy Hook School parents who oppose more gun laws. Do THEY not care about their own children? Or do they just have an honest disagreement about the best way to keep them safe?
Obama declared that this was just Round One. But in political terms, it's a knockout punch. He was already a lame duck. He bet every ounce of political capital he had from his reelection on this one issue, and he couldn't even get his own party to support it. Five Democrats voted against even the watered-down Manchin-Toomey background check bill. And Republicans said they didn't vote against protecting children, they just thought the bills undermined the Second Amendment and were based on a false premise that a background check was the only law criminals would actually obey. This defeat puts Obama in a very weak position for his second term.
He accused Congress of a disconnect with the public. But a new Gallup poll finds that Americans think the #1 issue Washington should be addressing, by far, is the economy, followed by unemployment, bad government, the debt and health care. By making his second term all about gun control, Obama is showing a disconnect with everyone except those Americans who named gun control the most important issue. All…four percent of them.


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In all their gorish glory, Cattle Decapitation have perhaps been most responsible for the expanded knowledge of grind throughout the more mainstream areas of music fandom. In synopsis, the band utilizes obscene and pervasive lyrical themes to promote their vegetarian and ecological beliefs; in the process they turn the fingers back at themselves and humanity as a whole. This has always been a continuing theme, but on The Harvest Floor they seem to make a more full-fledged attempt at a concept record in which humans become the lambs leading themselves to slaughter. Along with this, it is seemingly appropriate to say the band has come a long way from their early records, and have much more to say in terms of elaborate ideas and injecting more melody and progressive ideas into their core sound.
And it's only about 2 minutes into opener "The Gardeners Of Eden" where we see the proof. After an intensely chaotic spout of grind the mood shifts, and a depressing melodic passage is formulated. The dual vocals (of which the higher shrieks are undeniably awesome as they carry a melody that will become lodged in your skull) carry the message; "Leave no trace / Eliminate the human race" and you're very aware of a more elaborate and enigmatic Cattle Decapitation. With song titles like "Tooth Enamel And Concrete", "The Product Alive" and "In Axestasy", you can tell before even listening what to really expect from the majority of the album. This is a bit of a hinderance to the album as a whole, as most of it blends in together just as their early albums did. Plenty of variety is injected but done so in a manner as to obscure it with an overbearing message. Things don't really peak again until the experimental title track, which features longtime Swans collaborating vocalist Jarboe. Very dirge-like, it can be seen as a hymn to the wastes of humanity and it's destructive tendencies. Closer "Regret & The Grave" has a pretty interesting video to go along with it.
Enjoyable, but ultimately burdened by it's message (especially when taken in context of every Cattle Decapitation record prior). Too much is too much, and even when considering the opinions of newcomers I think this album weighs somewhat heavily in those regards. Still, the music itself is nothing less than well done and is certainly spot-on awesome in places. It gets the job done, but does little to create benchmark I believe the band were going for. It certainly feels like a leading-up to something monumental, however.
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A vintage Airstream motor home sits on stage at The Plaza Live. It's authentic — though it has been cut apart and reconfigured for use on the set of "Suddenly Seniors: The Musical," an original work created by a team of Central Floridians.
For the team, all first-time theatrical producers, figuring out the intricacies of set-building has been just one step in the learning process of putting on a show: How to negotiate music rights? How to find a cast? How to reach an audience?
"We've said over and over, 'What, are we crazy?" said Alexander Caputo, who is producing the musical-comedy about a group of vibrant senior citizens with his wife, Wanda, and playwright Karen Helenthal.
The show, which opens Thursday at The Plaza in Orlando, sprang from the mind of Caputo, a Windermere resident who still has his New York City accent after 40 years in Florida.
"It was one of the things on my bucket list," he said — a bit more ambitious than his list's other items, piercing his ear, getting a tattoo.
His ear is pierced and the tattoo on his right arm reads Voglio Tutto. "It means I want everything," Caputo said. "I have to get another one that's going to say I'm willing to work hard for it."
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I am so sorry to hear of Sandy's tragic passing! I have fond memories of him from my days at DHS, when he allowed a small group of us to "hide out" to eat our lunch in the janitor's room. May God bless you with His comfort at this time.
So sorry to hear of Sandy's passing. May God bless you and yours. You are all in my thoughts and prayers
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, I too have fond memories of Sandy. God bless.
My prayers are with you all. Many fond memories of Sandy. So many high school students were touched by his kindness. Thinking of you in this time of loss for your family.
I am very sorry to hear of Santo's passing. What a GREAT guy he was. I met him while in grade school. He came down from Chicago to hunt pheasants around Onarga. My Dad never really trusted "Chicago hunters", but Santo was an exception to say the least. Introduced by my Uncle Joe Kanosky and verified to be a true good guy. We had many good hunting outings over the years. He was like a second father to me. The quail hunting trip to Southern Illinois was just one of the great memories I have of Santo. He was the one who took my cousin Joe and me on a ride along on Chicago's South Side...that was interesting to say the least. Santo also was the one who took me to Great Lakes Naval Training Center the day I reported for recruit training. He was a great friend to all of my family and many others for sure. I will miss him as I know all who considered him a friend will also miss him. His laugh and warm friendship were always there. God Bless him.
I remember him from Donovan, as well. He always passed out 50 cent pieces at Halloween.
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Dear family of Santo Bonaguro, I am very sorry to hear that you have lost a loved one in death. Sometimes we may wonder if we'll ever see our dead loved ones again, and the answer is yes! The Bible mentions at John 5:28,29 that there is going to be a "resurrection." We have the hope of seeing our loved ones again, resurrected in Paradise on earth in the near future. At that time, we are promised at Revelation 21:4 that "death will be no more." These scriptures give evidence of the resurrection hope Santo can have in the near future, and of the hope you can have to see him again in person. I hope these scriptures are a comfort to you, and my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Thanks to anticipation for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 this year, the subject of Twilight remained a big one in searches on both Google and Facebook in 2012.
According to Google's Zeitgest list of most popular search terms for the year on the subject of pop culture, Twilight was among the top-searched movies this year, and the relationship statuses of its stars (Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart along with Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth) also drew some of the most interest from searches.
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Adding to my The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2-themed holiday gift guide is this: Summit Entertainment has put together its own Twilight gift guide slideshow (images attached) showcasing the whole load of Sagamovie goodies - from the movie tie-in book versions to the brand new Barbie editions and more.
Hit the slideshow to check out their recommendations.
While we're on the subject of Twilight and the holidays, attached in the video sidebar is the newest TV spot for Breaking Dawn - Part 2 called "Holiday."
Also, if you want to revisit previous coverage of Twilight fans celebrating Christmas with Twilight-themed decorations, visit here and here, and don't forget to check out the cast photo manipulations with holiday accoutrements and the newest viral video of Santas recreating the first kiss scene between Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson).
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In addition to Kristen Stewart's The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 premiere dress, there's another big item of potential interest to Twilight fans on Charitybuzz right now.
Mattel, which creates and distributes the Barbie brand, has donated a collector's edition set of Breaking Dawn - Part 2-themed Barbies for auction as well.
The collection description is as follows:
The set includes Edward Cullen, his eternal love Bella Swan, Jacob Black, and the foreboding Jane, a powerful Volturi guard. Each character in the set is dressed in an outfit inspired byTwilight: Breaking Dawn 2; each meticulously recreated by Mattel designer, Linda Kyaw. Edward wears a wool coat, layered over a fitted cotton T-shirt and denim jeans. Bella is dressed in a tank and detailed pants, topped with a real leather jacket that has a real working zipper. Jacob sports a cotton button-down shirt layered over a jersey knit shirt and denim jeans. Jane wears a wool hooded cloak over her silk satin empire-waist dress; her black gloves have silk satin bow details.
All four dolls have hand-painted faces, premium hair and both Bella and Jane have hand-applied eye lashes!
This breath-taking collector set is includes the display case which is reminiscent of the area surrounding Forks.
As you can see from the images, the Edward and Bella dolls are similar to the ones now available on the mass market, but the Jacob and Jane pieces are completely new.
The doll set auction runs until Jan. 3, 2013 and will benefit Project Angel Food, a Los Angeles area non-profit meal preparation and delivery service for people with medical hindrances.
Christopher Heyerdahl, who portrayed Marcus of the Volturi in the Twilight Saga, has said some mighty interesting things about his relationship with co-stars Michael Sheen andJamie Campbell Bower - Aro and Caius respectively - on the set of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2.
In a recent interview with River Online, he said about his co-stars (remember, Heyerdahldoes have a soft spoken and non-acerbic tone), "Jamie and I have the closest off-screen relationship. We did spend a fair bit of time together. Michael was really off courting his love at the time. He has his own Didyme to deal with and he would spend most of his time keeping that relationship alive."
He also added that Sheen was the obvious central figure of the trio during their shoot, saying "I remember the moment of looking at Jamie and saying 'Are we in this shot? Are we in this photograph or is it just Michael having his picture taken?'"
Note: All three worked together first on The Twilight Saga: New Moon in spring 2009 but didn't re-team until around two years later, with Breaking Dawn in early 2011. Think that has anything to do with the fact that they weren't as close knight as some of the other sects of the Saga's cast?
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Yay! The official lyrics music video for Ellie Goulding's "Bittersweet" from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2's original motion picture soundtrack has now been unveiled!
The video features two characters who look and dress an awful lot like Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) running around the forest and field together and taking little breaks to be affectionate. Very nice.
The lyrics for "Bittersweet" are as follows:
Your arms around me come undone
Makes my heart beat like a drum
See the panic in my eyes
Kiss me only when I cry
Cause you always want what you're running from
And you know this is more than you can take[Chorus]
Baby don't forget my name
When the morning breaks us
Baby please don't look away
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Aahhh, ah aaha
Baby don't forget my name
When the morning breaks usYour cheek is softly by the sun
Makes my heart beat like a drum
I know it hurts you
I know it burns you
Hot and cold in a lonely hotel room
Look into me, tell me why you're crying
I need to knowCause you always want what you're running from
And it's always been that way.[Repeat Chorus]
Oh your touch, so bittersweet
Aahhh, ah aaha
Baby don't forget my name
When the morning breaks usCause you always want what you're running from...
This is the fourth music video to come out of the Breaking Dawn - Part 2 soundtrack group, adding to Green Day's "The Forgotten," Paul McDonald and Nikki Reed's "All I've Ever Needed" and POP ETC's "Speak Up."
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2CELLOS (Sulic and Hauser), a duo of well-known rock cellists, joined up with Gleea ctress Naya Rivera to do the attached wild cover of Muse's "Supermassive Black Hole" which appeared on the original motion picture soundtrack for Twilight.
As you probably remember, the song appeared in the film during the baseball game sequence near the end, and Muse became a fixture of the Twilight Saga soundtracks (contributing two other songs to The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse's albums as well) thanks to the popularity of the tune and Stephenie Meyer's undying love for the band.
"Supermassive Black Hole," by the way, is the only Muse Twilight song which wasn't exclusive for the soundtrack series. It appeared on their fourth album, "Black Holes and Revelations" as well. Their two other contributions - "I Belong to You" and "Neutron Star Collision (Love is Forever)" - were exclusive to the soundtracks.
As for this variation, the cello and female vocals combo is pretty awesome with these lyrics, right?
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 soundtrack musician Reeve Carney has spoken up about the origin of his song on the album, "New For You."
In a new interview with MTV, Carney revealed that he actually penned the song after previewing the love scene between Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson).
"Bill Condon, the director, allowed me to preview a scene that I wrote the music [for]. So that was really great. That helped a lot cause it allowed me to try and get into the hearts of the characters. So I wrote the song specifically for the film. I saw the love scene. It was so nice they let me see it," he said. "That's kind of what inspired everything about the song, the meter, the rhythm and the key, everything, the lyrics obviously."
As you might recall, the song accompanying that scene is actually Feist's "Fire in the Water," and "New For You" is placed in the credits of the film, but still Carney's pleased with his inclusion in the Twilight Saga soundtrack "heritage." "I'm just honored. I've always been a fan of the films and the soundtracks," said Carney.
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