![Mrs. Elinor Lutu-McMoore (center), an ASCC alumnus who is currently Acting Meteorologist-In-Charge with the National Weather Service, will give the keynote address at the 66th ASCC Commencement Ceremony, which takes place this Friday, May 19th. She is a proud graduate of ASCC who stood at ASCC 20 years ago as the Valedictorian of the College’s first fall graduating class in 1997. Commencement is set for this Friday, May 19 at 10 a.m. at the Gymnasium. See story inside. [Courtesy Photo]](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/ASCC%20Spring%202017%20Graduation%20Elinor.png?itok=VIIrG4X6 "Mrs. Elinor Lutu-McMoore (center), an ASCC alumnus who is currently Acting Meteorologist-In-Charge with the National Weather Service, will give the keynote address at the 66th ASCC Commencement Ceremony, which takes place this Friday, May 19th. She is a proud graduate of ASCC who stood at ASCC 20 years ago as the Valedictorian of the College’s first fall graduating class in 1997. Commencement is set for this Friday, May 19 at 10 a.m. at the Gymnasium. See story inside. [Courtesy Photo]")
The American Samoa Community College (ASCC) will hold its 66th Commencement Ceremony this Friday, May 19, beginning at 10 a.m. in the College’s Gymnasium.
Se vaaiga i le ali’i ma tama’ita’i Leoleo i le sauniga e tatala ai le latou Vaiaso Faapitoa mo Leoleo i le taeao ananafi i le malae i Fagatogo. [ata AF]
Vaega Fui a le Ofisa o Leoleo i le taimi o le latou savali i le sauniga e tatala ai le latou Vaiaso Faapitoa mo Leoleo i le taeao ananafi i le malae i Fagatogo. [ata AF]
Ni isi o le aufaigaluega a le Matagaluega o Leoleo i le taimi o le sauniga e tatala ai le latou Vaiaso Faapitoa mo Leoleo i le taeao ananafi i le malae i Fagatogo. [ata AF]
I le tatala aloaia ai o polokalame mo le Vaiaso Fa’apitoa o Leoleo i totonu o le atunu’u i le taeao ananafi, na fa’amanatu ai e le Ta’ita’i o le atunu’u, le afioga i le ali’i Kovana ia Lolo Matalas
O se vaaiga i nisi o fanau faa’au’u kosi fa’apisinisi i le Kolisi Tu’ufa’atasi ma o latou aiga i se faatasiga i le aso ananafi. [ata: Leua Aiono Frost]
FIAFIA FA’AIUGA TAUSAGA A’OGA & ASCC BAOA NOFOATOFI FOU
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Ua talosagaina e matai e to’atolu o le itumalo o Ta’u, Manu’a le Vaega Iloilo o le Fa’amasinoga Maualuga a Amerika Samoa, ina ia toe iloilo lana fa’aiuga lea na tu’uina mai i le aso 31 Mati 2017 e
![Tafuna High School JROTC group, who competed in the 8th Annual ROTC Brigade and took first place for the LET I division of the 8th Annual Academic Challenge. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TAFUNA HIGH SCHOOL JROTC GROUP! [photo: Tafuna JROTC staff]](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/Tafuna%20JROTC.jpg?itok=nKAd_TXt "Tafuna High School JROTC group, who competed in the 8th Annual ROTC Brigade and took first place for the LET I division of the 8th Annual Academic Challenge. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TAFUNA HIGH SCHOOL JROTC GROUP! [photo: Tafuna JROTC staff]")
Education director Dr. Ruth Matagi-Tofiga has congratulated Tafuna High School JROTC cadets who competed in the recent 8th Annual Academic Challenge and took first place for the LET I division.
Education director Dr. Ruth Matagi-Tofiga has congratulated Tafuna High School JROTC cadets who competed in the recent 8th Annual Academic Challenge and took first place for the LET I division.
![Depictions of Samoan people have stirred controversy. [courtesy photo]](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/mormans%20n%20samoa.jpg?itok=NxmRGDzF "Depictions of Samoan people have stirred controversy. [courtesy photo]")
A Mormon church's exhibition which encourages people to superimpose their face on a Samoan warrior has been slammed as exploiting a culture for amusement.
![Rose Atoll Marine National Monument [photo: US Fish and Wildlife Service]](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/rose%20atoll.jpeg?itok=y-6-A4DC "Rose Atoll Marine National Monument [photo: US Fish and Wildlife Service]")
There are already many public comments opposing any move by the federal government to remove previous presidential designation of the five marine monuments in the Atlant