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This article is meant to accompany ‘Top 4: Invasive animals on campus’. From endemic plants that are found nowhere else on the planet, to the indigenous and naturalized varieties that have found a...
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Activists lined the streets in front of the capitol building last week as the new 2014 legislative session was set in motion. Where you’d usually find the austere hum of government...
Learn MoreAfter continually making the Top 10 career list throughout the nation, Occupational Therapy (OT) is a growing profession, according to Tiffany Kawaguchi, program director for Kapiʻolani Community College’s...
Learn MoreOn Nov. 1, 2013, Brian Furuto was appointed KapCC’s interim Vice Chancellor for Administrative Affairs. He took some time out of his schedule to sit down with the Kapi‘o News over winter break and share about...
Learn MoreThis is the fifth entry of the “Dining at the End of the World” column series. It is recommended that you read the entries in order. #1 – The Beginning #2 – Week One #3 – Week Two #4 – Week Three #5...
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When you come to college, you often become a part of a very storied history. The same may be said of many of the organizations you join on the college campus as well. Our time here is just another chapter in...
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