June 20 – July 2, 2010 Series Schedule New Perspectives In Global Health: Integrating Ecological, Social, and Biological Sciences Group Panel and Discussion Sunday, June 20, 2010 – 5pm to 8pm Biomedical Sciences Building Room D-207 Vision Public health science and practice face unprecedented new challenges in the 21st Century. The demographic, cultural, [...]
June 18 – Friday - 6 to 8 pm Pauahi Street Party Live acoustic music on the awning of Marks Garage High above the crowd a slack-wire acrobat the extraordinary Bike Valet Hawaii Public Radio Organic food & wine – local desserts from… Otto Cake, Slow Food Oahu representatives, & did we mention Bike Valet!
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by Andrea DeCosta Kim Zipp is a woman on fire. Just two years since being diagnosed with Stage 2B breast cancer, Zipp exemplifies the type of determination that perhaps only another survivor can understand. Acknowledging her lax attitude toward breast examination, Zipp admits she was not as vigilant, performing only occasional checks. So, at 36, [...]
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Friday, June 11, 2010 7:00pm This month’s outreach screening consists of the following gay short films: Communication Disarm Broken The (718) Last Call Last Address Everybody’s Having Sex But Ryan Location: Unity Church 3608 Diamond Head Circle (off Monsarrat) free parking $10 general / $5 students and ADA/HGLCF Members and passholders free
video and words by Chad Fujihara From high heels to toe-shoes, men of all ages walked around the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa campus Thursday to increase awareness of an important issue: violence toward women on our campus and in our community. The event was sponsored by UH Athletics, Women’s Center and the PAU Violence [...]
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