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Ever since President George W. Bush appointed me to his White House Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in 2001, I have accepted invitations to speak at various military bases celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM).
 

Looking out over the pristine turf field at Corona (Calif.) Centennial just prior to the team's recent "College Showcase" -- an amped-up version of spring practice that attracted more than 30 coaches from some of the top football programs in the country -- it was easy to notice Austin Maloata staring with a sense of wonder.

On the island of Ofu in the South Pacific, Dr. Steve Palumbi searches for the strongest corals in the Pacific. The goal is to first find corals that can withstand the rising temperatures of the ocean due to climate change and then understand why they survive.

We are working with colleagues at Stanford University (Stephen Monismith, Rob Dunbar, Steve Palumbi) to understand carbon chemistry dynamics on shallow coral reefs in Ofu (American Samoa) part of the National Park of American Samoa.

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LOLO: FAIAOGA, FA’AFETAI MA LA OUTOU TAUTUA MATAVELA
 
Na tutu faatasi ta’ita’i o le atunuu i le tafa tolu o lana faigamalo, aemaise ai le aufaipisinisi ma le loaloa o le atunuu atoa e lagolago le aso faapitoa o Faiaoga i lenei tausaga, e ala i polokalame e pei o lauga, pesepesega ma taaloga na tuu faatasia e le Matagaluega o Aoga a le malo lea na faatautaia i le malae taalo o le VA Stadium i Tafuna i le taeao ananafi.