Today marked the beginning of a new KapCC tradition: International Games Week. Today’s theme was Oceania. Snacks from around the region, like Marmite on toast, Mamaki tea, and TimTams were served outside the library. Just inside the Lama entrance, tables were set up with games from Hawai‘i, Australia, and New Zealand. Tomorrow and throughout this week, Kapi‘o will be covering Games Week as it progresses.
These three-dimensional letters greet visitors when they enter. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
Marmite tastes like extra-salty beef bullion. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
Unfortunately, you can’t actually eat these inside the library proper. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
TimTams are porous-but-hard biscuits covered in chocolate. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
The Mamaki tea was a deep ruby-red color. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
Participants also had the option of making their own buttons. Photo: Hanul Seo/Kapiʻo
Pogs was a hard game to master. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Peer Mentor Brianna Ige sets up the Pogs table. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Student volunteers hand out snacks. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Student participants play for prizes. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Names are drawn in a daily lottery. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Konane is somewhat similar to checkers. Photo: Bryce Delmar/Kapiʻo
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian
Poster by: Joyce Tokuda, Learning Resources Librarian