University of Hawaii at Manoa Essays

  • Why Should Ilokano Language Courses Be Offered in Hawai‘i Public Schools?

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    Filipino, which is based on Tagalog. However, Ilokano speakers are the majority of Hawai‘i’s Filipinos (“A Brief History”). Ilokano language courses are offered in some of the University of Hawai‘i campuses, and the only public school in the United States that offers Ilokano courses is Farrington High School on O‘ahu (U.H. Mānoa 10). Ilokano language courses should be made available in public schools in Hawai‘i so all students can have an opportunity to learn Ilokano. Offering Ilokano language courses

  • Comparison Of Floro Constantino's Veneration Without Understanding

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    the major factor that compelled the revolution to take place. 1. Introduction Floro Quibuyen holds four academic degrees: Ph.D. in Political Science and M.A in Anthropology (University of Hawaii at Manoa), B.A in Philosophy (U.P Diliman), and Diploma in Community Services Work (Sydney). Upon graduation from the University of the Philippines, he was

  • Donald Trump Honesty

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    Everyone has been lied to at some point in their life whether it was from another half, a friend, a family member, or a person they just met. It doesn’t feel too great when someone finds out they’re being lied to. That being said, honesty is very important to everyone as it can ruin relationships between anyone. With honesty comes respect and one will only respect another through trust. Honesty is also very important because it is appreciated by whoever receives it even though it may hurt to hear

  • Eh Braddah Pidgin: Hawaiian Creole English

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    understand English very well. Pidgin a very unique language that most people call Hawaii slang, but most people of see pidgin as a language or the identity of Hawaii. Even people who lived in Hawaii for a couple of years have had problems understanding pidgin from other locals. So my idea is to have schools mostly High School and/or college to teach pidgin, the language and history. But in all the different islands of Hawaii have their own version of pidgin, so in schools it will teach the basics that

  • Patsy Mink

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    heritage. Not allowing those things to get in her way, she became the first female student body president and earned the respect of her schoolmates. Mink graduated at the top of her class in 1944. From there, she moved on to college at University of Hawaii, Manoa to study medicine. When she was rejected from 20 colleges for being a woman, Mink realized that her aspirations laid el...

  • Novel Heads by Harry Written by Lois-Ann Yamanaka Takes Us into the Lives of People from Hilo, Hawaii

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    sister Bunny. As the story progresses with its interesting and alluring plot with many references to Hilo’s landscape, readers are introduced to a Hilo that many visitors and new comers to the island may find shocking and unusual. Contrary to the Hawaii that is often depicted in movies and magazines as a paradise with white sandy beaches and friendly welcoming people, Yamanaka’s novel depicts local life with gruesome activities such as hunting for wild animals, partying, drinking, drug use and family

  • Nuclear Crisis in Hawaii

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    Nuclear Crisis in Hawaii From 1946 to 1958 the government was testing nuclear bombs in Hawaii. The United States of course promise to treat any victims hurt from this incident. Henry from the Marshall Island was a diabetic and received free dialysis treatment. Due to the testing of the nuclear bombs in Hawaii Henry has develop the disease diabetes and the money strapped Hawaii is threatening to cut off free treatments to him and many others. Like thousand of legal migrant from Pacific Nations believes

  • My Career Research Paper

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    As a kid, I went through many thoughts of careers that I Wanted. I wanted to be a cop because I would be able to help people and protect them. After a while, I lost interest in it, and wanted to be a firefighter. I wanted to be firefighter because they’re around fire and I loved fire at the time. When I looked into it more and more , I lost interest in it too just like being a cop. There were more careers than that I lost interest in, but there is one that I never lost interest in. The one that I

  • Preserve Hawaii's Charm

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    When one asks about Hawaii, what is the first thing that comes to mind? The term paradise plays a great role in describing the state of Hawaii; in addition, many are captured by its promising beauty and various attractions. The state of Hawaii is made up of eight major islands and they are Hawaii Island, O’ahu, Maui, Kaua’i, Moloka’i, Lana’i, Ni’ihau, and Kaho’olawe. The amount of visitors the state received in the year of 2007 sum up to 7,627,819, showing an increase at time goes by (2007 Annual

  • Barack Obama Informative Speech

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    Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S. Political party Democratic Spouse(s) Michelle Robinson (m. 1992) Children Malia Sasha Parents Barack Obama Sr.

  • One Life To Live!

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    “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that counts, but the life in your years.” Abraham Lincoln. A few days ago, I met up with friends that I haven’t seen in ages. As we shopped and cruised from mall to mall, we reminisced about the good old days, told each other about where we were and what we’re planning to do with life. That day, I realized how much I have accomplished in life, and how much more I aspire to do in the following years. At age nineteen, though the number of years in

  • The Role of Poetry in Narrative Prose During the Heian Period

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    countries will never disappear in Japanese culture and some may say that the Japanese are basically Chinese on a separate island, but the Japanese have embodied such ideas and made it their own. Works Cited "Chapter 4-5." UH Manoa History 151 . University of Hawaii Manoa, n.d. Web. 30 May 2011. . Keene, Donald. Anthology of Japanese literature, from the earliest era to the mid-nineteenth century. Grove Pr, 1955. Print. EALL 271 Handouts 2, 3, & 4

  • Barack Obama Research Paper

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    The Making of President Obama Young Barack Obama lived in Hawaii with his grandparents, Madelyn Lee and Stanley Armour Dunham because he was a product of a single parent home. His father, Barack Obama, Sr., abandoned the family when young Barack was only ten. Barack Obama dad experienced childhood in an amazingly strict family. His dad, Onyango, who later changed his name to Hussein, frequently beat his spouses and kids with a four-pronged whip. "Barack Obama Sr. would need to recount his math tables

  • Detecting New Planets

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    Over the past decade scientists have discovered hundreds of new planets, some of which are habitable like earth. There are two methods that scientists use to discover these planets. The first method is called the Photometric Transit or “wink” method. This method relies mainly on a planets orbit across the disc of its parent star in our line of sight. The other method, which is what most scientist use, is referred to as the wobble method. Through this method, we predict the presence of planets by

  • A Medical Revolution

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    "The 1920s: Medicine and Health: Overview." American Decades. 2001.Encyclopedia.com. 16 Jan. 2012 . “Why is Medicine Important?” Adorable Science. 2011. N.p. Web. 8 Feb. 2012. Wong, George J. “Penicillin.” University of Hawaii at Manoa Botany. N.d. University of Hawaii at Manoa. Web. 8 Jan 2012.

  • The Devil's Disease

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    History. University of Hawaii at Manoa, n.d. Web. 01 Apr. 2014. Krystek, Lee. "Salem Witch Trials." The UnMuseum - Salem Witch Trials - Part II. N.p., 2006. Web. 03 Apr. 2014. Ray, Benjamin. "17th Century Documents & Books." 17th Century Documents & Books. University of Virginia, 2002. Web. 03 Apr. 2014. Schanzer, Rosalyn. Witches!: The Absolutely True Tale of Disaster in Salem. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society, 2011. Print. Schumann, Gail L. "Ergot of Rye." Ergot of Rye. University of Massachusetts

  • Technology Changing The Pig Industry Essay

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    How is technology changing the pig farms?What would you say if I told you that technology in the pig farming business actually mattered?Technology really does affects the way a pig lives? In the 18th century pig farming was completely different than it is today. So how does technology affect the pig industry? What are the kinds of technology are used in the pig industry what do they do? I am going to answer all of these questions. Why are pigs important? Pigs are important to many of reasons. Pigs

  • A Career As A Pediatrician

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    Name? Date? Period? Pediatrician There are many reasons I want to study to become a pediatrician. Some of the biggest ones are the fact that I have always had an interest in medicine, and I am the type of person that adores babies and children. Also, watching out for the wellbeing of children is something I’ve always done. I also think that the job in itself would be very rewarding. There are several steps to be taken and to consider before fully committing to this field of work. These include

  • Early Education: The Journey to Academic Excellence

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    while I was living in Hawaii. No longer were my parents enforcing a higher standard; I wanted it for myself. I started to implement this higher standard onto myself when I tore my ACL my junior year of high school by doing therapeutic writing to help me get through that hard time. Therapeutic writing led to the immense development in my reading and writing skills. This goes to show that there is always something good that comes out of out of something bad. I first moved to Hawaii when I was around ten

  • Gay Marriage and Hawaii Sovereignty

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    —Ku’umeaaloha Gomes (1) “It’s a big industry, the exotification of Hawaii and its people, making it into every white man’s paradise. It’s nice now that we have ownership of our own stories.” —Lois-Ann Yamanaka (2) Hawaii is arrival. To arrive in Hawaii is to follow all of history, one group at a time. To the Kanaka Maoli, the people who first traveled in ancient times across the ocean in canoes and small boats from Polynesia, Hawaii was the promised land. It was the end of their pilgrimage, the