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By Jon Webber, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Café Americano. Espresso con panna. Iced roasted chestnut macchiato. The frequent coffee drinker may be able to tell you each ingredient that goes into these...
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By Kent Nishimura, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / A mantra often recited by her high school tennis coach has helped Michelle Back focus on her journey through life. “There are three important things in your young...
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By Carol Martin, Kapiʻo Staff Writer / Bradley Hughes and some of his fellow Mala Maʻunuʻunu caretakers recently received T-shirts designed by a University of Hawaiʻi student and emblazoned with “Turn Your...
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Comments Off on New KCC reference librarian brings passion to work
Wondering where to find a resource for your research paper on breakdancing? Want to find a unique way to study the sustainability of fish populations over time? These are typical of issues that reference...
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Comments Off on Pigs, worms and fish teach respect for food in KCC culinary program
By Nathan Kanale Sadowski, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / KCC culinary student Santos Quesada purposefully wields a sharp, silver pocketknife as she wades into the dense green thicket. She deftly cuts a stem here and...
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Comments Off on Learning from History in the Footsteps of ‘Selma’
By Kent Nishimura, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Growing up in rural Montgomery, Alabama, Dr. Leon Richards knew the world as a significantly different place than it is today. “During this time, Alabama and the...
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