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Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs
/ Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 22, Number 5, 1 May 2005
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Page 1
Masthead
OHA proposes new Hawaiian center
Native Hawaiian Coalition defines steps to nationhood
IN THIS ISSUE
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OHA Board of Trustees
Bissen vote
Cultural center
DHHL evictee
Mauna Roy
Hawaiian DNA
Kahahawai murder
Ka Wai Ola o OHA
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CNHA conference Hula drama
Ocean concert
Lua classes
Hula conference
A military first
DAVID KAHELEMAUNA ROY
Page 3 Advertisements
Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
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Tougher burial law close to passage
OHA autonomy bill passes
Hawaiian master's degree programs gain final approval
Get Involved
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State lawmakers ponder Akaka Bill issues
Federal delegations details chances, obstacles in Akaka Bill passage
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Support from Native American law students
Hawaiians deserve true facts on recognition
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Tale of siblings warns of stinginess
OHA vocational scholarships aid in construction industry training
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No Aloha No Respect
A statement from the Gwichʻin Nation after the Akaka-Inouye vote
A message to Congress from the Bishops of the Episcopal Church
Kōkua
Inupiat people are speaking out.
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Back to Nature
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WELO IS KANAKA ʻOLE'S POWERFUL EXPRESSION OF ʻHULIHIAʻ
New books help recapture native history, language
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MEI --IUNE
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Concert celebrates Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame's 10th year
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Country Roads
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Akaka Bill will protect programs, turn political tide to Hawaiian self-governance
Proposed changes to board policy amount to censorship
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The health of our nation is dependent on the health of our wāhine
Breaking the generational cycle of dysfimctional behavior
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We support recognition as a reasonable, viable option for Hawaiians
Maui Community Television's public service threatened by bill
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OHA is an advocate reaching out to communities
OHA administrator approves $560k in grants
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HOʻOHUI ʻOHANA
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Burial Notice
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