Review: ‘Doctor Strange’ Wows With Amazing Special Effects, Musical Score
By Gavin Arucan | Staff Writer “Doctor Strange” is Marvel’s latest comic to film adaptation; this...
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Month: November 2016
KCC’s Very Own Rain Garden
By Nakoa Nunies | Staff Writer Originally the KCC Rain Garden started out as a design for an...
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Deevon Donre
Deevon Donre is a first-year part-time student attending Kapi‘olani Community College focused on liberal arts with the intention of switching to natural sciences later. She’s most commonly known for her long brown hair, which extends all the way down to her ankles.
“It’s a family thing,” Deevon said. “The trick is coconut oil.”
Since she was a child she used coconut oil in her hair to keep it healthy.
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Meet the KCC administrative staff
By the Kapiʻo News Staff Kapiʻolani Community College’s administrative staff has seen quite...
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Election 101
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer The election is Tuesday, Nov. 8, and for those who are first- or...
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KCC Group Hopes to Implement $50 UH Athletics Fee for Students
By Gavin Arucan | Staff Writer Whenever the Rainbow Warriors set foot in Aloha Stadium or the...
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Janelle YouJanelle You, a KCC student majoring in teaching English as a second language, takes part in a jam session with her friends. “I was a professional Taiko drummer in L.A. for the past two and a half years. I started when I was seven, so almost all my life. I’m originally from Maui, I had to finish up school before traveling around, and have a back up plan. So this is my first time living in Oahu. Just this past semester is my first semester (at KCC). I went to the University of Pittsburg in Pennsylvania first before I transferred here, and when I moved to California I pursued a Taiko drum major. I took classes in Santa Monica college. Right now I’m taking a break but I hope to get back into it. I’m just singing with friends now." When asked about the name of her music group, she and her friends jokingly suggest the "Shin-anigans" due to the guitarist's surname being Shin.