University of Hawaii Honolulu - Ka Palapala Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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CAR riilV MALI. . . . completed in 1022 . . . named for Alon .o Oartlev in recognition of his loyal support of I lie follere from his membership on flic first hoard of regents until liis death . . . home of c hemists and physicists who sometimes produce fumes comparable only to those of the skunk tree. — T HE LIBRARY . . . erected in 1023 . . . with $180.000 worth of equipment included .... in 1930. reserve and reference rooms. the I hi waiian room, offices, were added . . it is the home of the two institutes of Pacific and International peace and understanding . . . the Oriental Institute and the Institute of Pacific Re lalions . . the meeting place of hookworms and last-minute c rammers ... it houses the Carnegie I ilirary of Rec orded Music . . haven for ’scabs ' and browsers alike. GARTLEY HALL

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Board of Publications THE powers and duties of the Board of Publi- cations are to transact all affairs connected with ASUH publications and to make contracts for Ka Leo and Ka Palapala Being responsible for all student publications, the board has the authority to appoint the editors and business managers of Ka Leo and Ka Palapala. Because of certain conditions caused by the war. the publishing of Ka Leo was discontinued in February. A Ka Leo Bulletin was substituted which publicized all ASUH news as well as club and department activities through articles post- ed on the bulletin board in Hemenway Hall. When the University reopened in February, there was much discussion as to whether Ka Palapala should be published An ASUH vote was taken and a majority of the students fav- ored publication of the annual. The entire staff was then reorganized. Members of the board of publications Fred Schutte. Henry Choy, Robert Kadowaki, Rus- sell Fettrow, Elbert Yee, Vernon Wong, Ralph Yempuku (alumni). Willard Wilson, Stanley Orne (faculty). Harold Wright, chairman Associated Women Students A SSOCIATED Women Students of the Uni- ■ ■versity of Hawaii stands to promote the social welfare and encourage the highest moral and intellectual standards of women students To attain these ends the AWS aims to co- operate with women's organizations, evaluate activities of organizations and the need of wo- men students, assume responsibility for a pro gram of activities that are not or cannot be adequately met by individual groups Mem- bership is automatic in the AWS to women students who are members of the ASUH The council consists of a president. Jean Mosher, vice-president, Patty L. Smith, secre- tary. Mary Lou Cobb-Adams. treasurer, Emma Tam. Stella Lau, ASUH council representative. Phyllis Tam, Genevieve Hoe, Lois Wist. Jennie Lee, Judy Kunihiro, Barbara Bown, Pearl Rich- ardson. Margaret Dunn. Dorothy Buese. Claire Cross, Pauline Wessel. Chong Sook Kim, Made- line Choy, Lillian Noda, Amy Ching, Lilinoe Murray, and Kikue Kaneko Amy Ching, Barbara Bown. Phyllis Tam. Pearl Richardson. Stella Lau. Lillian Noda. Chong Sook Kim. and Jean Mosher

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