Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 29, Number 8, 1 August 2012 — MEAOLOKO TABLE OF CONTENTS ʻaukake august 2012 Vol. 29, No. 8 [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

MEAOLOKO TABLE OF CONTENTS ʻaukake august 2012 Vol. 29, No. 8

ea/governance Commission gets registry rolling page 5 BY TREENA SHAPIR0 The Native Hawaiian Roll Commission launches its much-anticipated yearlong drive with the goal of signing up 200,000 Hawaiians in Hawai'i and beyond mauli ola/heauh Eating the 'Ai Pono Way page 7 BY KEKOA EN0M0Ī0 A nutrition movement of the 1990s is getting a new push

h0'0na'aua0/educati0h Class of 2012 page 11 BY MARY ALIOE MILHAM AND SARAH PAOHEOO Three students traveled decidedly unique paths on the way to achieving that rite of passage known as graduation day

mo'omeheu/ciiuure Ladies of the Lex >age 24 BY LYNN C00K ln New York City's Hawaiian Room at the Lexington Hotel, these wāhine onee belonged to the mos' exclusive Hawaiian club of them all

mo'olelo nui A sense of Norm page 16 BY STACY KANESHIRO Norm Chow, UH head eoaeh, says: "l've

never oeen a guy wondering what's my nextjob. I was taught to work as hard as A you ean in thejob M you have." M

Photo: Shane Tegarden Photography

M Punahou's 1964 Oahuan yearbook shows senior Norm ■ Chow, wearing Buffanblu No. 53 in the second row. - ■ Courtesy: Punahou School

The Hawaiian Room was a maanetfor Hawai-

ians passing through NYC, including crooner Alfred Apaka. - Courtesy: Hula Preservation Society