Grant v. Kamehameha Schools/Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate et al

Filing 36

REPLY by Plaintiff to KSBE Defendants' Opposition to Doe Defendants' Motion for Preliminary Injunction (Attachments: # 1 Declaration of Eric Grant)(Grant, Eric) Modified on 4/16/2008 (Benson, A).

1 Eric Grant (Bar No. 151064) Attorney at Law 2 8001 Folsom Boulevard, Suite 100 Sacramento, California 95826 3 Telephone: [phone] Facsimile: [phone] 4 E-Mail: [e-mail] 5 James J. Banks (Bar No. 119525) Banks & Watson 6 Hall of Justice Building 813 6th Street, Suite 400 7 Sacramento, California 95814 Telephone: [phone] Facsimile: [phone] E-Mail: [e-mail] 9 Counsel for Plaintiff and 10 Counter-Defendant ERIC GRANT

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11 12 13 14 ERIC GRANT, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA No. 2:08-cv-00672-FCD-KJM
DECLARATION OF PLAINTIFF AND COUNTER-DEFENDANT ERIC GRANT IN SUPPORT OF HIS REPLY TO KSBE DEFENDANTS' OPPOSITION TO DOE DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION

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) ) 15 Plaintiff, ) ) 16 v. ) ) 17 KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS/BERNICE ) PAUAHI BISHOP ESTATE; J. DOUGLAS ) 18 ING, NAINOA THOMPSON, DIANE J. ) PLOTTS, ROBERT K.U. KIHUNE, and ) 19 CORBETT A.K KALAMA, in their ) capacities as Trustees of the Kamehameha ) 20 Schools/Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate; ) JOHN DOE; and JANE DOE, ) 21 ) Defendants. ) 22 ) ) 23 JOHN DOE and JANE DOE, ) ) 24 Counter-Claimants, ) ) 25 v. ) ) 26 KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS/BERNICE ) PAUAHI BISHOP ESTATE, et al., ) 27 ) Counter-Defendants. ) 28 )

Hearing Date: Time: Courtroom: Judge:

April 17, 2008 4:00 p.m. 2 Hon. Frank C. Damrell, Jr.

Declaration of Eric Grant in Support of Plaintiff's Reply to KSBE Defendants' Opposition to Preliminary Injunction

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I, Eric Grant, declare as follows: 1. I am the Plaintiff and co-counsel for Plaintiff Eric Grant in the above-entitled case.

3 I make this declaration in support of Plaintiff and Counter-Defendant Eric Grant's Reply to KSBE 4 Defendants' Opposition to Doe Defendants' Motion for Preliminary Injunction. I make the state5 ments of fact in this declaration of my own personal knowledge. If called as a witness in this pro6 ceeding, I could and would competently testify to the facts set forth herein. 7 2. Since 1990, I have been a member in good standing of the State Bar of California.

8 Since 2001, I have been a member in good standing of the Bar of this Court. 9 3. I have resided and practiced law in Sacramento County continuously since 1997. I

10 have been a solo practitioner since August of 2004.

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In the following paragraphs, I refer to Defendants Kamehameha Schools/Bernice

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12 Pauahi Bishop Estate, J. Douglas Ing, Nainoa Thompson, Diane J. Plotts, Robert K.U. Kihune, and 13 Corbett A.K. Kalama collectively as "KSBE." I refer to Defendants John Doe and Jane Doe, two 14 individuals whose true identities are known to me, as "the Does." 15 5. I represented the Does in a federal civil rights lawsuit against KSBE, which lawsuit

16 attacked KSBE's "Hawaiians only" admissions policy at its K-12 schools as discrimination on the 17 basis of race in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1981. That lawsuit was filed in June of 2003 in the United 18 States District Court for the District of Hawaii; it was styled Doe v. Kamehameha Schools/Bernice 19 Pauahi Bishop Estate, et al., No. 1:03-cv-00316-ACK-LEK ("the Underlying Litigation"). 20 6. While the Underlying Litigation was pending in the district court, KSBE was rep-

21 resented by California counsel working from California, namely, Kathleen M. Sullivan, then dean 22 of Stanford Law School; she alone argued for KSBE at the one and only hearing before the district 23 court on November 17, 2003. 24 7. The district court ruled in favor of KSBE and dismissed the Does' action with pre-

25 judice. On the Does' behalf, I filed a notice of appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the 26 Ninth Circuit in San Francisco. Accordingly, the Underlying Litigation was pending in that court 27 from December 30, 2003 through December 5, 2006 (as No. 04-15044). 28 ///
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In that appeal, KSBE was again represented by California counsel working from

2 California, namely, Ms. Sullivan; she alone argued for KSBE at the panel oral argument on Nov3 ember 4, 2004 and the en banc oral argument on June 20, 2006 in San Francisco. 4 9. The Ninth Circuit likewise ruled in favor of KSBE and affirmed the district court's

5 dismissal of the Does' action. On the Does' behalf, I filed a petition for certiorari in the Supreme 6 Court of the United States (docketed as No. 06-1202). 7 10. In that phase of the litigation, KSBE was again represented by California counsel

8 working from California, namely, Ms. Sullivan and the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver 9 & Hedges, LLP in Redwood Shores, California. Ms. Sullivan was designated "Counsel of Record" 10 (i.e., lead counsel) for KSBE on the brief in opposition to the Does' petition.

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While the Does' petition was under consideration by the Supreme Court, Ms. Sul-

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12 livan on May 3, 2007 contacted me at my office in Sacramento County and proposed to continue 13 settlement negotiations on behalf of our respective clients. On May 8, 2007, I met Ms. Sullivan at 14 a restaurant in Pleasanton, California, where we conducted negotiations over a long lunch. 15 12. Over the course of the following three days, Ms. Sullivan and I continued to nego-

16 tiate by telephone and electronic mail from our respective offices in California. I recollect that we 17 spoke approximately a dozen times and exchanged at least thirty e-mail messages in that period. 18 13. On May 11, 2007, our negotiations consummated in a written settlement agreement.

19 On a separate page of the agreement entitled "Approval as to Form," Ms. Sullivan and I executed 20 a provision that stated: "On behalf of our respective clients, we approve the foregoing Settlement 21 Agreement and General Release as to form." At KSBE's specific demand, I executed a separate 22 declaration confirming that the signatures of "John Doe" and "Jane Doe" were genuine. These ex23 ecutions were accomplished from our respective offices in California. 24 14. The essence of the settlement was an exchange by which the Does received mone-

25 tary compensation from KSBE for dismissing their pending petition for certiorari. To effect that 26 dismissal, I initiated (and Ms. Sullivan joined) a telephone call to the Clerk of the Supreme Court. 27 Based on the Clerk's instructions, Ms. Sullivan and I executed an "Agreed Stipulation to Dismiss" 28 the petition, which I submitted to the Clerk by facsimile from my office in Sacramento County. In
2 Declaration of Eric Grant in Support of Plaintiff's Reply to KSBE Defendants' Opposition to Preliminary Injunction

1 accord with that stipulation, the Clerk entered an order dismissing the Does' petition pursuant to 2 the Supreme Court's Rule 46.1. 3 15. Thereafter, KSBE discharged its financial obligation under the settlement by mak-

4 ing payments to my client trust account at my bank in Sacramento. The logistics of such payments 5 were co-ordinated by Ms. Sullivan and me. 6 16. On February 7, 2008, I was in Honolulu to participate in an academic symposium at

7 the University of Hawaii Law School concerning the Underlying Litigation. At that symposium, 8 I was approached by two newspaper reporters (one from the Honolulu Advertiser, the other from 9 the Honolulu Star-Bulletin), both of whom stated that Goemans had disclosed what he represented 10 to be the amount and other terms of the settlement between the Does and KSBE. When asked by

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11 those reporters to comment on the disclosures, I categorically refused. 12 17. I spoke numerous times with Kathleen Sullivan at the academic symposium. Those

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13 conversations, which concerned the Goemans disclosures among other subjects, led me to believe 14 that Ms. Sullivan and her law firm continued to represent KSBE, as she had done since 2003. 15 18. Based on my personal conversations with Tom Gede, a lawyer resident in the San

16 Francisco office of the firm of Bingham McCutchen LLP (one of KSBE's counsel in the present 17 action), I understand that the firm represented KSBE (or related entities) in land-use and environ18 mental matters even before the commencement of this action. 19 19. On March 31, 2008, I visited a webpage on KSBE's website, http://www.ksbe.edu/

20 about/facts.php. On that page, KSBE states that it "is the largest private landowner in the state of 21 Hawaii." A true and correct copy of a printout of the page, with the quoted statement highlighted, 22 is attached hereto as Exhibit 1. 23 20. On March 31, 2008, I downloaded from KSBE's website, http://www.ksbe.edu/pdf/

24 ar07/annualreport07.pdf, a document entitled Kamehameha Schools Annual Report: July 1, 200625 June 30, 2007. On internally numbered Page 5 of that document, KSBE states that "the fair value 26 of [its] total endowment grew by $1.39 billion during fiscal year 2007, increasing the overall en27 dowment fair value to $9.06 billion as of year end." A true and correct copy of the document, re28 sized to fit on 8.5' x 11' paper with the quoted passage highlighted, is attached hereto as Exhibit 2.
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On March 31, 2008, I visited a webpage on KSBE's website, http://www.ksbe.edu/

2 article.php?story=20070514062928373. That page is a press release issued by KSBE's Trustees 3 on May 14, 2007, announcing and justifying KSBE's settlement with the Does. The press release 4 states that "This means that the Circuit Court ruling stands" and that "The ruling from the 9th Cir5 cuit Court is a pono one for Kamehameha Schools and for kanaka maoli." A true and correct copy 6 of a printout of the release, with the quoted statements highlighted, is attached hereto as Exhibit 3. 7 22. On April 14, 2008, I visited the website of Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory &

8 Natsis LLP, a law firm with offices only in California. In particular, I visited the page describing 9 the practice of partner Anton N. Natsis (a member of the California Bar), http://www.allenmatkins. 10 com/search/printableversion.asp?id=441. That page states that "Mr. Natsis is continually sought

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11 out by some of the largest national land owners, such as . . . Kamehameha Schools (The Bishop 12 Estate)." A true and correct copy of a printout of the page, with the quoted statement highlighted, 13 is attached hereto as Exhibit 4. 14 23. On April 14, 2008, I also visited the webpage describing the practice of Allen Mat-

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15 kins associate Michael McFadden (also a member of the California Bar), http://www.allenmatkins. 16 com/search/printableversion.asp?id=440. The page states that Mr. McFadden "regularly represents 17 some of the largest national land owners, including . . . Kamehameha Schools (The Bishop Estate)." 18 A true and correct copy of a printout of the page, with the quoted statement highlighted, is attached 19 hereto as Exhibit 5. 20 24. On April 14, 2008, I visited the webpage for Kathleen M. Sullivan on the website of

21 the State Bar of California, http://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/member_detail.aspx?x=242261. 22 That page indicates that Ms. Sullivan's business address is "Quinn Emanuel et al LLP, 555 Twin 23 Dolphin Dr #560, Redwood Shores, CA, 94065." A true and correct copy of a printout of the page 24 is attached hereto as Exhibit 6. 25 25. I have no direct personal knowledge of the residence of John Goemans. I do know,

26 however, that in Grant v. Goemans (Sacramento Superior Court No. 07AS04172), Mr. Goemans 27 verified his Response to Form Interrogatories, Set One, on December 8, 2007. In his Response to 28 Form Interrogatory No. 2.5 on Page 4 of that document, Goemans identified his residence address
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1 as "120 S. Reeves, Beverly Hills, CA" during the period "2004-present." A true and correct copy 2 of relevant excerpts from that document is attached hereto as Exhibit 7. 3 26. On April 15, 2008, I followed a link from the homepage of KSBE's website, http://

4 www.ksbe.edu, to the website of the Ke Ali`i Pauahi Foundation, http://www.pauahi.org. As de5 scribed on a page of that website, http://www.pauahi.org/about/board-of-directors.php, the board 6 of directors of the Foundation consists precisely of "the five sitting trustees of the Kamehameha 7 Schools," namely, the five individuals sued in this action in their capacities as trustees. A true and 8 correct copy of a printout of the webpage, with the quoted statement highlighted, is attached hereto 9 as Exhibit 8. 10 27. On April 15, 2008, I also downloaded from the Ke Ali`i Pauahi Foundation web-

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11 site, http://www.pauahi.org/pdf/Available%20Scholarships%20021606.pdf, a document that listed 12 the Foundation's "available scholarships for the 2006-2007 academic year." These included the 13 "Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association-Northern California Scholarship" for "students whose 14 permanent residence is in Northern California (State of California addresses north of and including 15 the city of San Luis Obispo) and are of Hawaiian ancestry." A true and correct copy of a printout 16 of the document, resized to fit on 8.5' x 11' paper with the quoted passages highlighted, is attached 17 hereto as Exhibit 9. 18 I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the

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19 foregoing is true and correct. Executed on April 15, 2008. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
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Respectfully submitted, /s/ Eric Grant ERIC GRANT

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The 600-acre Kapalama Campus is the largest and oldest of Kamehameha's three campuses. A 180-acre campus on Maui, a 300-acre campus on Hawai`i, some 32 preschools on five islands and numerous extension education programs round out the statewide education system.

Between 1930 and 1955, all three schools moved to its present location Kaplama Heights - less than a mile ma uka of the old Bishop Museum campus. In 1965 the boy's and girl's campuses became co-ed and the curriculum was increasingly geared to college preparation. In 1996 two new campuses were established on the neighbor islands of Maui and Hawai'I, and they now serve students in grades K - 12. Kamehameha also operates 30 preschool sites statewide. The three campuses enroll over 5,000 students and an additional 23,000 are served annually through community-based and scholarship programs, and collaborations with educational and community organizations. In addition to three campuses, Kamehameha operates 30 preschool sites enrolling 1,500 3- and 4-year-old children statewide; and serves thousands more students through community outreach and scholarship programs, and collaborations with educational and community organizations. Kamehameha subsidizes a significant portion of the cost to educate every student. Although modest tuition and fees are charged, nearly 60 percent of

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preschool and K-12 families qualify for and receive need-based financial aid. Christian and Hawaiian cultural values and practices as well as service learning are integral to Kamehameha Schools programs, both on campus and in the community. It is the policy of Kamehameha Schools to give preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law. Kamehameha Schools is the largest private landowner in the state of Hawai`i. Income generated from its residential, commercial and resort leases, as well as diverse investments, fund the schools' maintenance and operations. The Schools' endowment has experienced dramtic growth over the past few years, resulting in a total portfolio value of $7.66 billion as of June 30, 2006. Kamehameha's Endowment Group also manages several education collaborations which focus on utilizing Kamehameha Schools' sizable land holdings for educational purposes. The `ina Ulu program is designed to use Kamehameha lands as classrooms for project-based learning. Statewide, more than 15,000 participants were served in 2005-06. The Mlama `ina program incorporates land and resource stewardship management plans which help ensure availability of resources to meet future needs.
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Kamehameha Schools Annual Report
JULY 1, 2006 JUNE 30, 2007 " K a m e h a m e h a S c h o o l s ' m i s s i o n i s t o f u l f i l l P a u a h i 's d e s i r e t o c r e a t e e d u c a t i o n a l o p p o r t u n i t i e s i n p e r p e t u i t y t o i m p r o v e t h e c a p a b i l i t y a n d w e l l - b e i n g o f p e o p l e o f H a w a i i a n a n c e s t r y. "

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Maui Headmaster Lee Ann DeLima

amehameha Schools Maui Outreach programs like Summer of Opportunity (left), Hulili and Ka Lei o ka Lanakila contributed to ¯ the nearly 36,000 children and families served through KS programs in the community and on its campuses statewide.

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J. Douglas Ing

Nainoa Thompson

iane J. Plotts

Robert K.U. Kihune

Corbett A.K. Kalama

Kamehameha Schools Chief Executive Officer Team

Dee Jay Mailer Chief Executive Officer

Kirk O. Belsby Vice President for Endowment

Ann Botticelli Vice President for Community Relations and Communications

D. Rodney Chamberlain, D.Ed. Vice President for Campus Strategies

Michael J. Chun, Ph.D. President and Headmaster KS Kapalama ¯

Lee Ann DeLima Headmaster KS Maui

Randie Fong Director, Hawaiian Cultural Development

Stan Fortuna, Ed.D Headmaster KS Hawai`i

Darrel Hoke Director, Internal Audit

Sylvia Hussey Head of Educational Support Services

Michael P. Loo Vice President for Finance and Administration

Lynn C.Z. Maunakea Vice President and Executive Director Ke Ali`i Pauahi Foundation

Christopher J. Pating Vice President for Strategic Planning and Implementation

Colleen I. Wong Vice President for Legal Services

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Kamehameha Schools awarded $16.4 million in post-high scholarships to 2,200 students.

Numbers served through Kamehameha Schools programs and collaborations
Children Pre-Natal to 36 months Center-based preschools Preschool age children K-3 grade in public schools Supporting 4-12 grades, post-high and charter schools SP3 Campuses SP1-3 Caregiver training and support; support for families and caregivers of children PN-12 ­ community Total number of Hawaiians served SP1 SP1 SP1 SP1 SP2 FY 05-06 104 1,439 1,094 3,375 12,043 5,298 4,686 28,039 FY 06-07 329 1,467 1,845 1,600 14,235 5,354 10,776 35,606

¯ amehameha's `Aina Ulu land-based educational program bridges the management of Kamehameha's lands with its educational mission.

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$127 million $78 million $31 million $9 million $5 million $250 million

Kamehameha Schools Investment Returns and Benchmarks
Period ending June 30, 2007
One-year total return Total Endowment Endowment Fund Composite Benchmark CPI + 5% +Large Endowment Fund Median 22.3% 15.5% 7.7% 20.2% *Three-year total return 17.3% 12.1% 8.2% 16.0% *Five-year total return 14.5% 10.9% 8.0% 13.6% *Since July 1, 1999 total return 11.3% 7.5% 7.9% 10.3%

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tudents from Halau Lokahi charter school participate in an October 2007 lei hili workshop presented by Pomai Kalahiki of Kamehameha's Enrichment department. Held at Kapalama's ¯ ¯ Keanakamano Hawaiian Cultural Garden, the workshop was part of the National Indian Education Association Convention. Kamehameha Schools supported 14 Hawaiian-focused charter ¯ schools with 2,300 students and provided one-time funding allocations to 12 of the schools totaling approximately $4.8 million in fiscal year 2007.

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Kamehameha provided $4.4 million to 850 keiki in community preschools through its Pauahi Keiki Scholars program.

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Trustee Message: Kamehameha Schools and "John Doe" Settle Admissions Lawsuit
Monday, May 14 2007 @ 06:29 AM HST | Contributed by: CEO

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Aloha mai kakou, We have reached agreement with "John Doe" to resolve Doe's lawsuit seeking to overturn our admissions policy. The terms of the settlement are confidential. By settling this case, we protect our right to offer admissions preference to Native Hawaiians. The plaintiff has withdrawn his petition for U.S. Supreme Court appeal of the 9th Circuit Court ruling upholding our preference policy as legally permissible. This means that the Circuit Court ruling stands ­ our legal right to offer preference to Native Hawaiian applicants is preserved. Our work to fulfill our mission and Pauahi's vision, on our campuses and in our communities can proceed without distraction. The ruling from the 9th Circuit Court is a pono one for Kamehameha Schools and for kanaka maoli. The majority opinion written by Judge Susan Graber acknowledges our unique history and the importance of our mission. In addition, the concurring opinion by Judge William Fletcher recognizes that Native Hawaiians have political status with the U.S. as a Native people. It is a great ruling to uphold, for Kamehameha Schools and the many federal and state programs that acknowledge and support the determination of our people to thrive. By settling this case we preserve our rights to serve our people in the manner we feel is best. This was a very difficult decision. From the beginning of this lawsuit, we have been prepared to defend our policy to the very end of the judicial process. However, it is becoming increasingly clear that this lawsuit is only one piece of a much broader risk to the rights of Native Hawaiians, as the Indigenous people of this state, to manage and control our own resources. We cannot ignore the treacherous landscape before us. We have all seen the systematic attempts to take Hawaiian Homelands, dismantle the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, to eliminate federal funding for programs that serve to improve the well-being of Native Hawaiians, and to scuttle attempts in the U.S. Congress to solidify our peoples' Indigenous status. We have all heard our efforts to protect our rights as Indigenous people described as "Balkanization," "separatist" and "racist." We have all read essays and opinions that seek to rewrite Hawaiian history and the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and government. The John Doe v. Kamehameha Schools case was just one more attempt by a few to chip away at Native Hawaiian rights. Settling this case preserves our ability to fulfill our mission and our right to use our resources for their directed purpose, as a completely private Trust established by the bequest of one of our Ali`i during the time of Hawaiian Sovereignty. Settling this case also reserves the rights of other private trusts ­ Native and non-Native, as well as the rights of all Indigenous people to control and use resources designated for their benefit. This settlement, which preserves a favorable 9th Circuit Court ruling, has the same legal effect as a denial of the plaintiff's petition for Supreme Court review. It allows us all to move forward with a common purpose: protecting the rights of kanaka maoli, private individuals and Indigenous people everywhere to use our own resources to take care of our own people. As a Native Hawaiian trust, we will stand strong with other organizations and individuals to protect our assets. And as an Educational institution, we will move ahead with speed and diligence to extend our reach into our communities to more Native Hawaiian children and families, as our Princess intended. We have made significant gains in the number of children and families we serve in the past year, and we are ready to do more. You have been stalwart in your support as we have fought to protect our rights and our mission. Mahalo piha for all that you do for Kamehameha Schools and for the children and families we serve.

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Anton N. Natsis: Partner

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Description of Practice:
A name partner of the firm, Tony Natsis is the chairman of the firm's 125-attorney Real Estate Department, and is one of the top real estate attorneys in the United States. He specializes in development, leasing, purchase and sale, and portfolio investment sales transactions, involving office, retail, and industrial projects. He also has extensive experience arbitrating fair market value disputes, and CAM disputes. Mr. Natsis is continually sought out by some of the largest national land owners, such as J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Blackstone Real Estate, Brookfield Properties, CarrAmerica Realty, Boston Properties, Equity Office Properties, Kilroy Realty, Inc., Beacon Capita Partners, l Maguire Properties, Commonfund Realty, Broadway Partners, TIAA, Kamehameha Schools (The Bishop Estate), and Westfield Corporation. He also represents many governmental entities such as the LAUSD, State of California, and The City of Anaheim. He is also frequently retained as counsel for major national office tenants, such as AT&T, Citicorp, the FDIC, AIG, The Walt Disney Company, and Los Angeles Times. A frequent lecturer and author, Mr. Natsis is the chief consultant of the California Continuing Education of the Bar Commercial Leasing Series, the legal education reference book on leasing for California attorneys, is an adjunct professor of law at Loyola Law School f r a course o covering commercial real state transactions, and has spoken before such national real estate groups as ULI and BOMA. Mr. Natsis is a Founding Board Member of The Ziman Real Estate Center, which is governed under the joint auspices of the UCLA Anderson School of Business and the UCLA Law School. In the past 12 months, Mr. Natsis has closed commercial office leases exceeding 5,000,000 square feet, has worked on real estate purchase contracts with a total consideration of over $3 billion, and has worked on development transactions with a total consideration in excess of $3 billion. Since 2006, Mr. Natsis has worked on office building portfolio investment sales transactions involving over $60 billion of consideration. One of Mr. Natsis' most significant transaction in the past year is the largest real estate acquisition deal in the history of the United States. He performed extensive real estate services in connection with Blackstone Real Estate's purchase for $43 billion of Equity Office Properties Trust (at that point the largest owner of office space in the U.S. other than the Federal Government). Subsequently, Blackstone contracted to sell over 50% of the properties it purchased with such sales closing in the first and second quarter of 2007. He assisted Blackstone in its acquisition due diligence related to EOP and the subsequent sales of the properties. The related transactions to this deal included (i) Maguire Properties' purchase of Blackstone/EOP in Orange County for $2 billion, (ii) Irvine Company's purchase of Blackstone/EOP in San Diego for $1 billion. (iii) Morgan Stanley's purchase of Blackstone/EOP in San Francisco for $2.5 billion, and (iv) Beacon Capital Partners purchase of Blackstone/EOP Seattle for $6.3 billion. Mr. Natsis has completed the following significant deals in the 2000's: (i) represented JMB, as landlord, in the highest priced office lease in the history of Los Angeles County (MGM's lease of 450,000 square feet at MGM Tower in Century City, California); (i) represented i the LAUSD in the biggest office lease in the history of Los Angeles County (Los Angeles Unified School District Lease of 930,000 square feet at Beaudry I in Los Angeles, California); (iii) represented J.H. Snyder Co. and Colony Advisors in the sale of Water Garden II in Santa Monica, California, to J.P. Morgan for $250,000,000 (largest sale of the year in 2001 in Los Angeles County); (iv) completed the purchase of 10 Universal City Plaza for Beacon Capital Partners and CarrAmerica from Vivendi for $190,000,000 purchase price, with a leaseback of 350,000 to Vivendi (which was the largest purchase in Los Angeles County in 2003); (v) successfully represented Transpacific Development Company ("TDC") in the landmark arbitration between TDC (landlord) and Sony Pictures Entertainment (tenant) to determine the five-year fair rental value of a 328,000 square foot office building in Culver City, which arbitration resulted in TDC, the landlord, receiving, over the five-year period, approximately $43,000,000 in triple-net rent as opposed to the approximately $23,000,000 triple-net figure submit ed by Sony to the t arbitration (such delta of approximately $20,000,000 is thought to be the largest fair market rent award for an office lease in California history and then recently represented TDC in the arbitration of the rent for the next five year period under such lease wherein TDC was awarded an aggregate ren al award in t Century City [phone] [phone]

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excess of $55 Million; (vi) represented Summit Properties in its lease to BART of 200,000 feet in Oakland (the largest East Bay deal of 2003); (vii) represented Equity Office Properties and Maguire Properties in the lease of 250,000 square feet to Electronic Arts in West Los Angeles (the largest West Los Angeles office lease deal of 2003); (viii) represented Douglas Emmett in its lease of 450,000 feet to Warner Brothers at Studio Plaza in Burbank, California (one of the largest office leases in Southern California in this decade and the fifth largest office lease in the United States in 2003); (ix) represented Boston Properties, Inc. in the lease of 300,000 square feet to Genetech Inc. in South San Francisco; (x) represented Beacon Capital Partner in the lease of 300,000 square feet to Capital Group and in the lease of 200,000 square feet to Bank of America at BP Plaza in Los Angeles; (xi) represent Equity Office Properties in its 350,000 square foot lease to Yahoo, Inc. at Colorado Center in Santa Monica, California (one of the largest leases in Los Angeles County in 2004); (xii) represented Transpacific Development Corporation in its sale of Lake Merritt Plaza in Oakland, California to Beacon Capital Partners for in excess of $150,000,000; (xiii) represented Boston Properties Company in its sale of Embarcadero Center West to Teachers Insurance for in excess of $200,000,000; (xiv) represented Kilroy Realty Corporation in its lease to Intuit of over 400,000 feet in San Diego, Calfornia (one of the i largest build-to-suit leases in California in 2005); (xv) represented J. P. Morgan and McCarthy Cook & Company in its purchase of Trident Center in West Los Angeles, California; (xvi) represented Northridge Capital in its sale of Figueroa Plaza to Beacon Capital Partners for in excess of $125,000,000; (xvii) represented Sumitomo Life Realty in its sale of 1000 Wilshire in downtown Los Angeles, California to Beacon Capital Partners for in excess of $110,000,000 and its sale of Murdock Plaza in Westwood, California for in excess of $125,000,000; (xviii) represented Stockbridge Capital Partners, LLC and McCarthy Cook & Company in the sale of their office portfolio (including properties in Costa Mesa, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, California) for in excess of $800,000,000 to RREEF, (xix) represented CarrAmerica in its lease of approximately 500,000 square feet to Cisco in Milpitas, California, and (xx) represented Boston Properties in its lease of approximately 175,000 square feet at Embarcadero Two to O'Melveny & Meyers in San Francisco, California. He also is currently working on the following development transactions: (i) the development of the 1,100 acre Keauhou resort by Kamehameha Schools on the Island of Hawaii; (ii) the redevelopment of the Kaka'ako business district by Kamehameha Schools on Oahu, Hawaii; (iii) the development of the 600 acre Parks at Southport by Summit Commercial in West Sacramento, California; (iv) the development of the 900,000 square foot 2000 Avenue of the Stars office building which is part of the three office buildings project known as "Century Park," which project includes the Century Park Plaza Towers, and totals 3.0 million square feet (this is the largest office project in Southern California); (v) Kamehameha Schools' multi-million dollar renovation/repositioning of the 250,000 square foot retail mall known as the Royal Hawaian Shopping i Center (one of the most valuable retail projects in the United States) and in the restructuring of the adjacent Royal Hawaiian Hotel ground lease (one of the most valuable ground leases in Hawaii); and (vi) the City of Anaheim's in the multi-billion dollar proposed sale and development of a multi-phase mixed-use project with Archstone on a 55 acre site in the heart of the Platinum Triangle. Mr. Natsis is a member of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers, was recently selected as one of the 100 top "Super Lawyers" in Los Angeles County by Los Angeles Magazine, has been selected as a M mber of e the LawDragon 500 Top national Dealmakers, and is listed in the "Best Lawyers in America" publication.

Educational History:
Mr. Natsis graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. He earned his JD from the University of Michigan in 1983. Tony, his wife Demetra, sons Nicko and George, and daughter Marialexa, reside in Los Angeles, California.

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Michael McFadden: Associate

Practice Areas:
Real Estate

Description of Practice:
Michael McFadden serves as the Chairman of the firm's Century City Real Estate Group. In addition, Michael is an Advisory Board Member for the Ziman Center for Real Estate at UCLA, and was named a "Rising Star" in Los Angeles County by Los Angeles Magazine in 2007. Michael concentrates his practice in real estate transactions, specifically the development, leasing and ongoing management of office, retail, industrial and mixed-use projects. His practice includes the representation of landlord, tenant, sellers, buyers, developers and other users of real estate. In addition to commercial lease transactions, Michael negotiates and documents other types of real estate transactions, including build-to-suit transactions, purchase and sale transactions and various agreements governing the delivery of cutting-edge telecommunications services to tenants and other users. He is also one of the most experienced lawyers in California in connection with arbitrating fair market rental values. Michael regularly represents some of the largest national land owners, including Blackstone Real Estate, CarrAmerica Realty, Beacon Capital Partners, Maguire Properties, Kamehameha Schools (The Bishop Estate), Boston Properties, Equity Office Partners and Kilroy Realty, Inc., and some of the largest tenants in Southern California, including the Los Angeles Unified School District, The Walt Disney Company and the Los Angeles Times. Mr. McFadden's recently completed transactions/dispute resolutions include the following: Performed extensive real estate services in connection with Blackstone Real Estate's purchase for $43 billion of Equity Office Properties Trust. Twice (first in 2003 and again in 2007) successfully represented Transpacific Development Company ("TDC") in arbitration between TDC (landlord) and Sony Pictures Entertainment (tenant) to determine the five-year fair rental value of a 328,000 square foot office building in Culver City. Represented Boston Properties in its lease of approximately 150,000 square feet at "Three Embarcadero Center" to Bingham McCutchen, LLP in San Francisco, California. Represented Boston Properties, Inc. in the lease of 300,000 square feet to Genetech Inc. in South San Francisco. Represented Transpacific Development Corporation in its sale of "Lake Merritt Plaza" in Oakland, California to Beacon Capital Partners for approximately $150,000,000. Represented Boston Properties in its lease of approximately 125,000 square feet at "Three Embarcadero Center" to Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin in San Francisco, California. Represented Boston Properties Company in its sale of "Embarcadero Center West" to Teachers Insurance for in excess of $200,000,000. Represented Kilroy Realty Corporation in its lease to Intuit of over 400,000 square feet in San Diego, California (one of the largest build-to-suit leases in California in 2005). Represented J. P. Morgan and McCarthy Cook & Company in its purchase of "Trident Center" in West Los Angeles, California. Successfully represented Beacon Capital Partners (landlord) in an arbitration with Citigroup North America Inc. (tenant) to determine the five-year fair rental value of approximately 110,000 square feet of space located at One Sansome Street, San Francisco, California.

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Represented CarrAmerica in its lease of three (3) office building totaling approximately 500,000 square feet to Cisco in Milpitas, California. Successfully represented City of Richmond, California (tenant) against Marina Westshore Partners, LLC (landlord), in connection with the arbitration of the fair market rental value for property located at 1401 Marina Way South, Richmond, California. Represented The Walt Disney Company in its sale of "The Burbank Centre" in Burbank, California to The Worthe Real Estate Group, Inc. for approximately $160,000,000. Represented Boston Properties in its lease of approximately 175,000 square feet at "Two Embarcadero Center" to O'Melveny & Meyers in San Francisco, California. Represented Kilroy Realty, Inc. in connection with its lease of approximately 300,000 s uare q feet at "Kilroy Sabre Springs" to Bridgepoint Education, Inc., in San Diego, California. Represented Lincoln Property Company in connection with its lease of three buildings at "Corporate Center ­ Calabasas" to Ixia, in Calabasas, California. Represented Maguire Properties (landlord) in connection Wells Fargo Bank's (tenant) renewal of two leases totaling over 400,000 square feet at "Wells Fargo Center", in Denver, Colorado. Represented Transpacific Development Corporation in its sale of "Pacific Park Plaza" in Honolulu, Hawaii to ScanlanKemperBard Companies, LLC, for in excess of $85,000,000. Michael has participated on the following panels: Real Property Law Section of the State Bar of California, 22nd Annual Retreat (2003) "Pre-Bankruptcy Workouts with Troubled Tenants: Making Sure Landlords Get Silver, When There is No Longer Any Hope for Gold." Napa Valley, CA State Bar of California, 79th Annual Meeting (2006) "Recent Developments in California Real Property Law." Monterey, CA BOMA Westside, Regional Activities Committee (2006) "Emerging Trends in Office Leasing: Beginning of the Tenant Relationship" West Los Angeles, CA Michael has authored or co-authored the following articles: Credit Enhancements in Commercial Leasing Transactions (LOYOLA OF LOS ANGELES LAW REVIEW, April 2002, Volume 35, Number 3); Bankruptcy and Lease Credit Enhancements(Chapter 47: CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL LEASING SERIES; OFFICE LEASING ­ DRAFTING AND NEGOTIATING THE LEASE); Security and Related Issues (LEASE NEGOTIATION HANDBOOK, Edward Chupack, editor, 2003); Case Alert ­ Redback Networks, Inc. V. Mayan Networks Corporation (In Re Mayan Networks Corp. 306 B.R 295 (9TH Cir. Bap 2004), CALIFORNIA REAL PROPERTY JOURNAL, Summer 2004, Volume 22, No. 3; Fast-Moving Deals (COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE November-December 2005). "The Near Extinction of the Traditional Due Diligence Period; What to Expect and Do if You are a Prospective Buyer in a Competitive Investment Sales Process." THE REAL ESTATE FINANCE JOURNAL, Spring 2006; "A Wise Compromise." COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE MAGAZINE, May-June 2006. Prior to joining Allen Matkins, Michael spent eight years in the U.S. Navy, specializing in the operation, maintenance and repair of satellite communications facilities, and ten years at Hughes Communications Inc. (later, PanAmSat Corporation) as Manager of Telecommunications. He is a member of the State Bar of California, the Los Angeles County Bar Association, and the American

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Bar Association.

Educational History:
Mr. McFadden received his Juris Doctor degree from Loyola Law School, where he graduate in the d top 10% of his class and served as Managing Editor of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review and as a member of the St. Thomas More Law Honor Society. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems from the University of Redlands.

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State Bar of CA :: Kathleen M. Sullivan

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Bar Number 242261 Address Quinn Emanuel et al LLP 555 Twin Dolphin Dr #560 Redwood Shores, CA, 94065 Phone Number Fax Number e-mail [phone] [phone] [e-mail]

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Cornell Univ; Ithaca NY Harvard Univ Law School; Cambridge MA

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Effective Date Present 5/25/2006 Explanation of member status Status Change Active Admitted to The State Bar of California

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Exhibit 8

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We are extremely fortunate to have the expertise and leadership of the following: Nainoa Thompson, Master Navigator Diane J. Plotts, Real Estate Veteran Robert K. U. Kihune '55, retired Vice Admiral J. Douglas Ing '62, Attorney Corbett Kalama, First Hawaiian Bank Executive Vice President

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Exhibit 9

AVAILABLE KAPF SCHOLARSHIPS Listed below are the available scholarships for the 2006-2007 academic year. Past or projected scholarship amounts are provided for informational purposes only and amounts may vary depending on the number of qualified applicants, fund investment performance and other factors.

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Myers Scholarship Fund Anne:H. scholarship @ $400 awarded] [2005 1 Supports the education of a Hawai'i resident enrolled full-time in an accredited college in a degreeseeking program with a successful record of academic achievement. Established by the Mahi `Ohana to honor their parents, Dan and Rachel Mahi, who made huge sacrifices to ensure a good education for their children. Provides for educational scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students that demonstrate a financial need and have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher. Additional items required: · Three letters of recommendation from teachers or counselors; and · One letter of recommendation from others(e.g. employer, personal acquaintances or community organization) Established in recognition of U.S. Senator Daniel Kahikina Akaka's commitment to education and the indigenous people of Hawaii. Provides for educational scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students that demonstrate a financial need and has a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher. Recipients are strongly encouraged to provide a minimum of 10 hours of community service to the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement. Additional items required: · Three letters of recommendation from your school, employer, personal acquaintances or community organization For an outstanding student pursuing an undergraduate degree in liberal arts or science or a graduate degree in a professional field from an accredited university. Recipient must have a wellrounded and balanced record of achievement in preparation for career objectives. Honors the lifetime performance career of singer, pianist, composer and Hawaiian cultural resource Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer. For a post-secondary student pursuing a career in music, specifically piano and/or voice, with emphasis on Hawaiian music, opera or musical theatre. Must demonstrate a serious commitment to music training, a career in music and dedication to artistic excellence. Additional items required: · Applicants must submit a personal essay describing their background, musical accomplishments and educational goals. · Finalists will be asked to conduct an informal musical performance or provide a video of their performance for non-Hawaii applicants. Honors outstanding professional and civic achievements of the late Dr. George H. Mills. Provides a monetary grant to a classified graduate student pursuing professional studies in the field of medicine or the allied health-related fields. Must demonstrate financial need. Honors outstanding state, national and international educational achievements of Gladys Kamakaküokalani Ainoa Brandt. Provides scholarships for full time junior, senior or graduate students at an accredited university aspiring to enter the educational profession. Priority will be given in the following order to current or former residents of Kaua`i, Maui, Läna`i, Hawai`i, Moloka`i and O`ahu. A cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher is required. In recognition of inspirational educators who have made a difference in the lives of students, this endowment provides educational scholarships for full or part-time college students pursuing a career in the field of education. Additional item required: · Submit an essay (maximum 2-page, double spaced) on 1) your commitment to education; 2) your previous experiences working or volunteering in the Hawaiian community; 3) your willingness to teach in the Hawaiian community; and 4) how you would use your scholarship for future educational costs · Three letters of recommendation In recognition of David Kaonohi, a talented musician and performer, who performed many years under the stage name of Johnny Pineapple. This scholarship is for full-time students pursuing a degree in Hawaiian Language or Hawaiian studies at an accredited institution of higher learning. Additional items required: · Three letters of recommendation from your school, employer, personal acquaintances or community organization This scholarship will assist students pursuing post-high educational opportunities that are residents of the island of Maui and did not graduate from Kamehameha Schools. Applicants must demonstrate academic achievement or excellence, service to the community and have a financial need. Additional items required: · Two letters of recommendation from your school, employer or community organization This scholarship will assist students pursuing post-high educational opportunities with an emphasis on non-traditional students (e.g. students pursuing a career change, students furthering their career, or students with dependents). Preference will be given to those non-traditional students whose permanent residence is in Northern California (State of California addresses north of and including the city of San Luis Obispo) and are of Hawaiian ancestry. A supplemental KSAA ­ NCR scholarship addendum is required; please see www.pauahi.org

an and Rachel Mahi Educational Scholarship [2005: 1 scholarship @ $800 awarded]

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amehameha Schools Alumni Association ­ Northern California Scholarship [2005: 2 scholarships @ $700 each awarded]

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Established by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968 for scholarships to students pursuing a two-year, four-year or graduate degree from an accredited post-high institution. Applicants must possess a minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA and demonstrate a financial need. Preference will be given to family members (as defined) of Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968 graduates. Poli Ka 05: 1 O Kaiona Scholarship [20 scholarship @ $700 awarded] Additional items required: · Two letters of recommendation from your school, employer or community organization · Personal statement on how this award would support and extend the legacy of Pauahi Established by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 to provide scholarships to students enrolled at a post-high institution including non-traditional programs such as Hawaiian culture or self-improvement seminars. Applicants must have at least a 2.8 cumulative GPA or have a SAT score of at least 850 and have a financial need. Preference will be given to family members (as defined) of Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 graduates. Additional items required: · One letter of recommendation each from an applicant's teacher and a community organization representative Scholarship encourages University of Hawai`i-Mänoa undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Art to pursue the area of visual arts such as drawing, painting, graphic design, sculpture, ceramics, photography, etc. Selection based on artistic merit as demonstrated by an artistic portfolio, resume and academic achievements. A cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher is required. Additional item required: · Submission of a portfolio of artistic works created · Artist's statement on career goals and how they will enrich the Hawaiian community Established by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 to provide a wide array of educational opportunities for students to assure that more students will realize that Pauahi's legacy lives. This scholarship assist students pursuing a certificate or degree from an accredited vocational/business school or a two or four year post-high school institution and that demonstrates financial need. A cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher is required. Established by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973 to provide scholarships to students pursuing a wide array from educational providers including but not limited to college, vocational school, cultural training/knowledge classes, and professional/personal advancement seminars. Preference will be given to Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973 graduates or their family members (as defined). A need-based scholarship for a State of Hawai`i resident pursuing a undergraduate or graduate degree in Hawaiian language as a full-time student at an accredited university in the State of Hawai`i. Applicants must submit a clear and realistic plan to pursue a degree program in Hawaiian language. Supports an artistically talented Kamehameha Schools graduate pursuing a career as an artist, with strong preference to students pursuing a career in watercolor or painting. Scholarship to be used for post-high study including college, art school or any special art training.

KS0Class of 1974 Scholarship [20 5: 1 scholarship @ $700 awarded]

ative Hawaiian Visual Arts Scholarship [2006: 1 scholarship @ $1,000 projected]

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Proud to be 73" Scholarship [2005: 3 scholarships @ $200 each awarded]

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GRADUATE/DOCTORATE DEGREE SCHOLARSHIPS
oldman Sachs / Matsuo Takabuki Commemorative Scholarship [2005: 5 scholarships @ $8,000 each awarded]

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Established by Goldman Sachs, a leading global investment banking firm and retired Kamehameha Schools Trustee Matsuo Takabuki. Provides educational scholarships for students pursuing graduate degrees in business or financial services related fields. Preference given to those demonstrating financial need and a resident of Hawai'i. Honors former Kamehameha Schools Trustee Myron "Pinky" Thompson. Provides educational scholarships for students pursuing a degree in the field of early childhood education. Priority will be given in the following order to eligible applicants pursuing a doctorate, graduate and undergraduate degree programs. Must demonstrate strong inner direction, embrace Hawaiian values and demonstrate financial need. Established in memory of Theodore Ka`ahea Kakelaka. This scholarship assists those that are pursuing a graduate degree in the Protestant Christian ministry and who have a desire to minister in Hawai`i. Preference will be given to a Kamehameha Schools graduate and those demonstrating financial need. Additional items required: · Two letters of recommendation from your school, employer or community organization This scholarship is funded by the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce through its annual `Ö`ö Award fundraising event. Provides a scholarship for those students enrolled as a classified student in a graduate degree-seeking program from an accredited post-high educational institution majoring in Business Administration. A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher is required. Honors retired Kamehameha Schools Trustee William S. Richardson. Provides educational scholarships for students pursuing graduate degrees at the University of Hawai`i-Mänoa, William S. Richardson School of Law. Preference given to those demonstrating financial need.

yron & Laura Thompson Scholarship [2005: 1 scholarship @ $1,300 awarded]

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illiam S. Richardson Commemorative Scholarship [2005: 8 scholarships @ $900 each awarded]

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