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    50 fun facts about Hawaii as 50th star hits 50  Aug 31, 2009
    13 The Polynesian Cultural Center, opened in 1963 in Laie, bills itself as Hawaii's most-visited paid attraction - and that's without being open Sundays or serving alcohol (activities frowned on by founder and staff provider Brigham Young University-Hawaii. . (San Francisco Chronicle)

    BYUH placed on three years probation  Aug 28, 2009
    Brigham Young University-Hawaii has been placed on three years probation for failing "to monitor certain aspects of its athletics program," according to a ruling by the NCAA Division II Committee on Infractions announced yesterday. Other penalties included public reprimand and censure, a mandatory compliance review and completion of annual compliance reports. (Honolulu Advertiser)

    BYU-Hawaii on probation for athletics program  Aug 28, 2009
    HONOLULU -- Brigham Young University-Hawaii has been placed on three years probation by the NCAA for failing to monitor certain aspects of its athletics program, officials said Thursday. University spokesman Michael Johanson said in a statement that officials have "no objection" to the decision. (ESPN -- College Sports)

    BYU-Hawaii placed on probation  Aug 28, 2009
    Brigham Young University-Hawaii has been placed on three years probation by the NCAA for failing to monitor certain aspects of its athletics program. A spokesman for the university didn't immediately return a call seeking comment Thursday. (Muscatine Journal, IO)

    Board OKs Malaekahana development  Aug 3, 2009
    Laie resident Uilani Pualoa said she's for affordable housing but is skeptical about a proposed 1,200-home development on pastureland at Malaekahana supported by Brigham Young University-Hawaii ... Laie resident Uilani Pualoa said she's for affordable housing but is skeptical about a proposed 1,200-home development on pastureland at Malaekahana supported by Brigham Young University-Hawaii. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)

    Mormon Church's proposed development at Malaekahana draws support  Jul 31, 2009
    Brigham Young University-Hawaii and its business associates said the development is needed to expand its housing and enrollment to eventually accommodate 4,000 students ... Brigham Young University-Hawaii and its business associates said the development is needed to expand its housing and enrollment to eventually accommodate 4,000 students. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)

    Church defends bid to build homes in Malaekahana  Jul 31, 2009
    The property manager for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says its proposed development on the North Shore is necessary to sustain the financial viability of its Brigham Young University-Hawaii campus in Laie ... The property manager for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says its proposed development on the North Shore is necessary to sustain the financial viability of its Brigham Young University-Hawaii campus in Laie. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)

    The perfect picnic  Jun 30, 2009
    She then attended Brigham Young University-Hawaii, were she received a degree in hotel, restaurant and travel management. She said her love of cooking began with her Easy Bake Oven, and the influence of her mom and grandma. (Logan Herald Journal, UT)

    Aloha Pounders  May 19, 2009
    Third, an actual beach close to Brigham Young University-Hawaii is named Pounders Beach. It s grown on us, he said. (Logan Herald Journal, UT)

    • Minicos McArthur signs with BYU-Hawaii  Apr 1, 2009
    Minico High senior Scott McArthur signed a National Letter of Intent on Tuesday to play soccer for Brigham Young University-Hawaii. McArthur was a standout midfielder during his senior year at Minico after moving in from West Virginia. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)

    BYU-Hawaii finds success with talent from abroad  Mar 6, 2009
    As basketball continues to gain popularity worldwide, Brigham Young University-Hawaii head coach Ken Wagner has been using it to his advantage. BYU-Hawaii, one of the top programs in Division II, is doing something that has been done by few others: win with a roster that has come together from all different corners of the globe. (Daily Orange, NY)




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