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Whoo-hoo!!!

I think if KS were gonna kokua, something has to be in it for what they stand for, partially meaning the students past present and future.

so how can football, a stadium, and perhaps a parcel of land, or straight up donation help or have value to KS…perhaps this is the question. the answer can only come from UH. what can UH a state school do or offer to hook up with a private school or entity with a race preference/requirement.

let’s look at it this way,,,,
Oregon has a Knight, but we have a Bishop

Ironically, the Kamehameha schools has an endowment in the 15 billion plus range. They hold about 1/3 of their portfolio in real estate, much of it undervalued, since the last accurate assessments were done in the late 1990s. On a per capita basis, the KS endowment, is larger than Harvards or boola U. They in fact, if the financials made sense, and trust obligation meet, could pull together a stadium deal out of pocket without even 3rd party financing. Now, certainly these have a very specific mission, but in terms of assets much more powerful than the place near date street.