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By Ashleigh Burkhouse, Kapi‘o Staff Writer We’ve come to expect that a library is a place of silence and isolation, a space in which we can shut out the distractions of the outside world and attack the...
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By Jun Funahashi, Kapi‘o Staff Writer Linda Fujikawa’s final message for her Japanese 290 class was a lesson in both language and life. “You are not human ‘be’ but a human ‘being,’” said Fujikawa. “We...
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Comments Off on Unassuming Sprout Comes Up Big
By Marcus Watabu, Kapi‘o Staff Writer The Sprout Sandwich Shop occupies a small, tightly packed corner space on Koko Head Ave, but they serve large, delicious gourmet sandwiches. A dedicated cast behind the...
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Comments Off on Japanese Cheesecake Sensation Hits Waikiki
By Sarah Keener, Kapi‘o Staff Writer In the 31 years since Tetsushi Mizokami developed his ultra-light take on traditional cheesecake, Uncle Tetsu Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake shop has expanded to 80...
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Comments Off on Koa Gallery Is KCC’s Hidden Treasure
By Mohammad Salameh, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Within the confines of our voluptuous KCC campus, nestled in a shady crook of the Koa building, lies a hidden treasure of sorts: the small, yet neatly structured...
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Comments Off on Ode to My Apps
By Jonathan Webber, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Each morning I grab it, removed from the charger. A convenient size, I would not want it larger. Through constant use, I’m a smartphone whiz. What a wonderful tool...
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