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Photo Finish
For Friday, March 6, 2009
By Star-Bulletin Photographers
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 06, 2009
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The University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources’ Oahu Cooperative Extension Office and Office of Academic and Student Affairs hosted the 2009 Oahu Agriculture and Environmental Awareness Day yesterday at the Urban Garden Center in Pearl City. More than 500 students from Barbers Point, Iroquois Point, Keoneula, Aiea, Pearlridge, Pohakea and Maemae elementary schools attended the event, with a twofold aim: to create a greater awareness and understanding of agriculture and the environment and to introduce students to career opportunities in agriculture and environmental studies throughout the state. Looking at a ball python snake were, bottom row: Mimi Johnson, left, Sarah Jamison, Tanner Cotton and Kimberly Remero; and, top row: Nofo Latu, left, and Kalia Bushloo from Iroquois Point Elementary School.
Fifth-graders from Pearl Ridge Elementary School enjoyed apples that all the students were given for a snack. Conor Tanaka, left, Taira Shibata, Kawika Fuellas, Toshiro Yanai and Isaac Cabreros were also given an energy bar and drink.
Iroquois Point Elementary School fifth-grader Christopher Townsend made a face as he pulled out actual DNA from peas extracted in a demonstration put on by the Hawaii Crop Improvement Association.
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Today’s Edition
Hawaii News
- Friends and associates join search for missing kayaker
- Legislators cancel party plans
- Teachers willing to return for restored furlough days
- Harbor officials eye fee increase
- Mammograms: Do I really need this?
- Thanksgiving Day events serve food to those in need
- Kokua Line: Insurance verification uses Social Security info
- Newswatch
- Police and Fire
- Australia's move on credit card fees may have lessons for U.S.
- At Iraqi museum, Google chief announces plan to put artifacts online
- Kona holiday fundraiser helps culinary students
- By Request: Help others and collect the year's best recipes
- The Electric Kitchen: Desserts offer options to usual pumpkin pie
- Pet Ohana
- Da Kine
- Got nutrients?
- Wahine advance to WAC final
- Medeiros catches on at slot
- Prep World: Jamora ready for Govs
- Prep World: Athletes of the Week
- Prep briefs
- Say and Look have Aiea and 'Iolani talking, watching wins
- Cincinnati rolls through Maryland at Maui Invitational
- Couples will play in Hawaii
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