Barrows pioneered a structured case-based approach to teaching and learning more than 30 years ago that has become influential in medical schools worldwide. Judiciary group raising funds for historical exhibition The Friends of the Judiciary History Center will sponsor a reception Oct. 27 to raise funds for an exhibit about the transition from traditional Hawaiian law to the Western legal system. Hawaiian historian Jane Silverman, attorney Clinton Ashford and Evanita Midkiff will be honored for their efforts to restore Aliiolani Hale, which houses the history center and the Hawaii Supreme Court. These immunizations are recommended for all children by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics, Anderson said. Anderson's department is working with health insurers to encourage all youth and children to get their shots for protection against preventable diseases.
Parents can obtain additional information by calling their health plan.
Vision Team meeting. Jimmy Remedios, 523-4500. Three men in Kalihi attack party-goers, steal woman's purse A man armed with a baseball bat and two others carrying rocks attacked three people early yesterday morning in Kalihi and fled with a purse from one of the victims, police said. Two women and a man, who had been attending a family party, told police they were confronted by three men. One suspect allegedly swung a bat toward the head of a woman, but her male companion stepped in front to take the blow.