Malamalama: A History of the University of Hawaii

A NOTE ON SOURCES

339 n the major sections of this history, we have compromised on footnoting, seeking a middle ground between so many references that they distract the reader and too few to indicate sources of quotations and opinions of others. Authors of the shorter articles were free to attribute sources in their own manner. The principal authors have all had long associations with the University of Hawai‘i. Kamins and Potter have been on the Manoa faculty since 1947 and 1962 respectively. Fearrien and Lucas were at Kapi‘olani Community College from 1968 and 1970 until their retirements in 1993 and 1988, respectively. The late Frank Inouye was director of the Hilo Branch from 1952 to 1957, and Boylan, after teaching at Manoa for six years, has been at West O‘ahu since it opened on January 1, 1976. Our experiences as participants and deeply interested observers were primary sources for many events we reported as well as providing background for our reports. Other major primary sources were the University’s general catalogs, annual reports of the presidents, regents’ minutes, and other official papers in the University Archives and the Hamilton Library Hawaiian Collection. Legislative journals, Hawaii Revised Statutes, governors’ papers, and other government documents were also primary sources. Reports of visiting accreditation teams from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and surveys done by the U.S. Office of Education and other consultants gave outside views. Interviews in the local newspapers, particularly the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and Honolulu Advertiser, provided many quotations and corroborations of our personal recollections. Ka Palapala (UH-Mânoa student yearbook), Ka Leo, and other campus newspapers gave student impressions. Oral interviews, informal conversations, letters, written notes, and the like from former administrators , retired and senior faculty members, alumni, and political leaders added illuminating details. Other Sources Andrews, Arthur. “Early Days.” Manuscript in Hawaiian Collection, Hamilton Library. Bouslog, Charles. “Kai Aina: Where the Land Came From,” in Building a Rainbow, edited by Victor N. Kobayashi, 182–187 (Honolulu: University of Hawai‘i Press, I A NOTE ON SOURCES 340 A Note on Sources 1984). Describes early land acquisition for the Manoa campus. Bouslog was a longtime member of the Manoa English Department. Bouslog, Charles, et al. Manoa, the Story of a Valley (by Manoa Valley residents). Honolulu: Mutual Publishing, 1994. Carr, Norma, and Lenore Johnson. Women’s Campus Club, University of Hawai‘i: 1920–1995. 1995. Distributed by the Women’s Campus Club on its seventy-fifth anniversary. Brief history of the club with personal accounts of campus living in the 1940s. Dean, Arthur Lyman. “Historical Sketch of the University of Hawaii.” University of Hawai‘i Occasional Paper No. 5, 1927. Farrington, Wallace R. “Memo of Reminiscence.” UH Archives. George, William H. “The University of Hawaii, A Short History” [n.d.]. Copy in Hawaiian Collection, Hamilton Library. Gilmore, John. “The University of Hawaii: Its Work and Outlook,” The Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist 6, no. 1 (1909):1–13. Hardy, Thornton Sherbourne. Wallace Rider Farrington. Honolulu: Star-Bulletin, 1935 (chapter 6, “The University of Hawaii,” pp. 74–91). Kittelson, David. “Founding the College of Hawaii,” Hawaii Historical Review (July 1968):461–464. ———. “The History of the College of Hawaii.” Master’s thesis, University of Hawai‘i, 1966. ———. “The History of Hilo College.” Typescript in UH Library Hawaiian Collection , 1976. 4 p. Kittelson was librarian for the Hilo College and later UH archivist. ———. “The University of Hawaii Library, 1907–1920,” Hawaii Library Association Journal 28, no. 2 (1971):3–9. ———. “The University of Hawaii Library, 1920–1941,” Hawaii Library Association Journal 30, no. 1/2 (1973):15–26. ———. “The University of Hawaii Library, 1941–1961,” Hawaii Library Association Journal 40, no. 1 (1983):53–65. ———. “The University of Hawaii Library, 1960–1983,” Hawaii Library Association Journal 41 (1984):59–70. Kobayashi, Victor N., editor. Building a Rainbow. Honolulu: University of Hawai‘i Press, 1984. Accounts of buildings on the Manoa campus and how they were named. Many photographs. ———. “Summer Session at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa,” Educational Perspectives 27, no. 2 (1990):15–20. Kobayashi is dean of the UH-Mânoa Summer Session. Kosaki, Richard H. Feasibility of Community Colleges in Hawaii. Community College Study Project, UH, 1964. Report to the legislature. Contains many charts, tables, and graphs. Krauss, Beatrice. “Some of the Founders Reminisce,” Hawaii Alumnus, March 25, 1937. Martorana, S. V., and Ernest V. Hollis. The University of Hawaii and Higher Education in Hawaii. Washington: U. S. Office of Education, Dept. of Health...