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Mike Foley | University Advancement | May 2007
• The 64 student members of the Concert Choir come from 13 different countries, including: USA, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Mongolia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Samoa, Tonga, New Zealand
• Two of the choir members come from China: Ning Sun (Frank), Shanghai; and Lau Kit Ming (Hong Kong)
• Four of the choir members come Mongolia: Dashdavaa Bayarma, Enkhbaatar Narangarvuu, Purevsuren Enkhtugs and Purevsuren Erdenebileg.
• 16 or about one-fourth of the choir members speak English as a foreign language
• The 64 student members of the Concert Choir come from 13 different countries, including: USA, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Mongolia, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Samoa, Tonga, New Zealand
• Two of the choir members come from China: Ning Sun (Frank), Shanghai; and Lau Kit Ming (Hong Kong)
• Four of the choir members come Mongolia: Dashdavaa Bayarma, Enkhbaatar Narangarvuu, Purevsuren Enkhtugs and Purevsuren Erdenebileg.
• 16 or about one-fourth of the choir members speak English as a foreign language
Two BYUH Hawaiian Studies faculty members recently participated in the open-ocean journey of two traditionally designed voyaging canoes from Hawaii to Micronesia. The journey's purpose was to present one of the vessels to the man responsible for restoring non-instrument wayfinding or navigation to Hawaiians and other Polynesians over the past 30-plus years.
64名合唱团成员分别来自13个不同的国家,包括: 美国,中国,泰国,马来西亚,蒙古,日本,韩国,菲律宾,萨摩亚,汤加,新西兰.
其中两名来自中国的成员分别是：孙宁(Frank)来自上海,刘洁明来自香港.
其中四名来自蒙古的成员是: Dashdavaa Bayarma, Enkhbaatar Narangarvuu, Purevsuren Enkhtugs和Purevsuren Erdenebileg.
对于其中十六名成员而言,英语是他们的第二语言.
其中三十四名,即一半以上的成员,最少可以熟练掌握两种语言，包括法语,塔加路语,乌克兰语,泰语,中文普通话,中文广东话,俄语,蒙古语,日语,萨摩亚语,西班牙语,汤加语,手语,兵邦果语,马来语,葡萄牙语,夏威夷土语,韩语,英语.
其中两名来自中国的成员分别是：孙宁(Frank)来自上海,刘洁明来自香港.
其中四名来自蒙古的成员是: Dashdavaa Bayarma, Enkhbaatar Narangarvuu, Purevsuren Enkhtugs和Purevsuren Erdenebileg.
对于其中十六名成员而言,英语是他们的第二语言.
其中三十四名,即一半以上的成员,最少可以熟练掌握两种语言，包括法语,塔加路语,乌克兰语,泰语,中文普通话,中文广东话,俄语,蒙古语,日语,萨摩亚语,西班牙语,汤加语,手语,兵邦果语,马来语,葡萄牙语,夏威夷土语,韩语,英语.
The concert numbers performed by the BYU-Hawaii Concert Choir will be selected from this repertoire:
Traditional Literature
Kyrie on “Logan Dell” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Allaway
Five Hebrew Love Songs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Whitacre
If You Were Coming in the Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frederick Silver
Canite Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Giovanni da Palestrina
Traditional Literature
Kyrie on “Logan Dell” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ben Allaway
Five Hebrew Love Songs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eric Whitacre
If You Were Coming in the Fall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frederick Silver
Canite Tube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Giovanni da Palestrina
Rosemarie Howard | University Advancement | 12 April 2007
“You mark that word, and from this school, I’ll tell you, will go men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally.”
These words spoken by President David O. McKay in the dedicatory address of the groundbreaking ceremonies for the Church College of Hawaii, February 12, 1955, have been heard many times since they were spoken.
“Our students hear about it, but to what extent do they know what to do about it?” asked Chad Ford , recently appointed director of the McKay Center for Intercultural Understanding. “What are the practical applications of this prophecy?”
“You mark that word, and from this school, I’ll tell you, will go men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally.”
These words spoken by President David O. McKay in the dedicatory address of the groundbreaking ceremonies for the Church College of Hawaii, February 12, 1955, have been heard many times since they were spoken.
“Our students hear about it, but to what extent do they know what to do about it?” asked Chad Ford , recently appointed director of the McKay Center for Intercultural Understanding. “What are the practical applications of this prophecy?”
Brigham Young University Hawaii tennis coach Dr. David T. Porter has been named one of three 2006 recipients of the Tennis Educational Merit Award. These prominent tennis awards were presented last week at a special luncheon held at The Westin La Paloma Resort and Spa in Tucson, Arizona, during the United States Tennis Association (USTA) Annual Meeting.
Rosermarie Howard | University Advancement | 4 April 2007
Sounds of brass and salsa music filled the McKay Auditorium, Friday evening, 30 March 2007, as the University Brass Quintet and the BYU-Hawaii Salsa Orchestra gave stellar performances to an appreciative audience.
The University Brass Quintet, directed by David Kammerer, began the evening with “Fanfare of Jubilation,” an original composition by BYU-Hawaii music student Timothy Johnson. The rest of the program featured, some folktunes, works of Handel and Gabrieli, as well as an arrangement of the hymn tune “God of Our Fathers,” written by Kammerer.
Sounds of brass and salsa music filled the McKay Auditorium, Friday evening, 30 March 2007, as the University Brass Quintet and the BYU-Hawaii Salsa Orchestra gave stellar performances to an appreciative audience.
The University Brass Quintet, directed by David Kammerer, began the evening with “Fanfare of Jubilation,” an original composition by BYU-Hawaii music student Timothy Johnson. The rest of the program featured, some folktunes, works of Handel and Gabrieli, as well as an arrangement of the hymn tune “God of Our Fathers,” written by Kammerer.
A counter-terrorism expert now on the BYU-Hawaii faculty suggested to Honors students in their April 4 colloquium that humanitarian aid — helping people — will ultimately be more effective than military intervention in fighting terrorism.
The author of 10 "paradoxical commandments" that have spread across the globe and formed the basis for several current best-selling books, urged BYU-Hawaii students in the Honors forum on March 27 to follow a service model of leadership to find more personal meaning in life.
Marshall Bartlett, Assistant Professor of Physics at BYU-Hawaii, addressed the subject of “The Inner Life,” at the weekly campus devotional 29 March 2007.
The BYU-Hawaii School of Business, using courses from its own curriculum and other departments, recently started a new public management minor that is open to all students.
BYU-Hawaii President Eric B. Shumway and the university's Concert Choir put on a special "concert of appreciation" on March 23 for Honolulu Mayor Muliufi "Mufi" Hannemann and City & County employees in the open courtyard of Honolulu Hale to thank them for their significant roles in building and strengthening the people of our communities.