Cultural Activities Event in Hawaii celebrates Samoan Heritage
Honolulu, HAWAII — Traditional food preparation led off the third Samoa Cultural Activities Event in Hawaii, organized by the Aganu’u and Gagana Committee as part of the Samoan Heritage In

![Leiese and Lawrence Apo, a BYU Samoan Language professor, introduced participants at the Cultural Activities Event held recently in Hawaii to the significant art of elei fabric printing. Attendees selected their designs and colors, creating personalized Elei prints to cherish as mementos of the day. [courtesy photo] Samoan youth in Hawaii making Elei prints](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/elei_fabric_printing.jpg?itok=ekWrTOib)




![The most recent recipient of a ROTC scholarship, Cadet Command Sergeant Major Charles Tauiliili (right) with his two fellow recipients, who are also THS students, Cadet CPT Loring Faiivae (left) and Cadet Colonel Olefa Fepuleai (center). [courtesy photo] Cadet Command Sergeant Major Charles Tauiliili (right), Cadet CPT Loring Faiivae (left) and Cadet Colonel Olefa Fepuleai (center)](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/national_rotc_scholarship_recipients_0.png?itok=T9dey-KA)
![Paramount crew installing the glass curtain wall in the front entry way to the main Fono building designed to withstand 160 mph hurricane force winds. [photo: Asi A. Fa’asau] lifting glass](https://samoanews.com/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/field/image/lifting_glass_in_place.jpg?itok=SI9Ot2hh)


