Comments Off on Biology Students Aid in Battle Against Invasive Algae
By Ricci Franklin, Kapiʻo Staff Writer In an ongoing effort to return Maunalua Bay to its former glory, Kapiʻolani Community College professor Wendy Kuntz and her BIOL 124L Environment and Ecology Lab class...
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Comments Off on Cactus Garden King is Named a Distinguished Alumni
By Kevin Deneen, Kapiʻo Staff Writer During the summer of 1988, while walking past Sean Browne’s “Spirits’ Way” statue — a symbol of spiritual change — Moriso Teraoka had a vision to surround the sculpture...
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Comments Off on Sirr Benjamin: The New Face of Local Dance Music?
By Matt Rockholm, Kapi‘o Staff Writer With the right side of his head shaved and the hair on the other half left long, Sirr Benjamin looks like a cross between Skrillex and Joseph Gordon Leavitt. The...
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Comments Off on Transfer Does Not Have to Mean Insanity
By Ricci Franklin, Kapi‘o Staff Writer For many college students, the idea of transferring to another school can be a nightmare. Trying to figure out the transferability of credits earned at the old school...
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Comments Off on Film Showcase Embraces New Media
By Carmichael Doan, Kapiʻo Staff Writer Cyrina Hadad, co-owner and producer of the independent film showcase Showdown in Chinatown is working to bring new media technologies to the 10-year anniversary of the...
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Comments Off on Top 4: Invasive animals on campus
This article is meant to accompany ‘Top 4: Rare, endangered, or threatened plants on campus’. From endemic plants that are found nowhere else on the planet, to the indigenous and naturalized...
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