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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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By Victor Jube, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / As a busy student, the first thing I do when I get to class is reach into my pocket and whip out my iPhone to take a quick relaxing stroll through. I am guilty of this...
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By Nathan Kanale Sadowski, Kapi‘o Staff Writer / Two of the most bandied about statistics about Hawai‘i in past few years are the state’s overdependence on foreign fossil fuels (around 82 percent according to...
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By Jonathan Webber, Kapiʻo Staff Writer / A plume of white smoke billows and curls around itself as it wafts up into the air. Pondering whether this particular plume is perilous can be perplexing. The source...
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By Thai Luong, Special to Kapiʻo / Students attending Kapiʻolani Community College are taking the first of many steps to achieving their professional dreams. While some will begin work right after leaving...
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