Aloha Ka-kou!
I've never even HEARD Hawai`i Pono`i ("Hawai`i's Own"), which is the
state anthem (originally the National Anthem of the Kingdom of Hawai`i,
written by King David Kala-kaua, and one other whos name I forget),
but it seems kinda appropriate that if it's sung at the Guys game (as
it should, IMHO), that they should also sing it at the Girls' game.
"What's sauce for the Goose is sauce for the Gander", so to speak.
In article <50fdpj$p...@mochi.lava.net>,
sus...@lava.net (Susan Jaworowski) wrote:
| .. it has come to my attention that at the last two U.H Wahine
| volleyball games that there has been the singing of the Star Spangled
| Banner but not the state song, Hawai'i Pono'i. I understand that some
| diehard fans simply continued to stand and sing Hawai'i Pono'i even
| without musical accompaniment.
| I called the UH Athletic media department and was told that Hawai'i
| Pono'i is sung after the men's volleyball games only, not the women's.
| That's not what I recall, but even if that's been the case in the
| past, I don't see why it should continue to be so.
| Anyway, if you would like to express an opinion on having Hawai'i
| Pono'i, the state song, sung at the Wahine games, you may contact
| Terry Chang, assistant athletic director, at 956-7419. She has an answering
| machine.
Aloha mai Hale Ma-noa!
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