10 International Cuisines in Honolulu
By Sarah Hendrix | Staff Writer The city of Honolulu is a place filled with many cultures and...
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Month: September 2017
KCC’s Children’s Center Provides Support for Parents
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer In 2014, HCC student Justi Dunhour was looking for a job after...
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Review: ‘It’ Revisits Childhood Nightmare, Nostalgia
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer Stephen King’s latest film adaptation to his novel...
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Makaʻa Watson
Makaʻa Watson is a first-year student attending KCC majoring in Liberal Arts. From Honolulu, HI, the 17-year-old decided to come to KCC after struggling to get accepted to UH Mānoa over this past summer. Beyond this challenge, Watson’s decision in attending KCC was also influenced by the several great aspects that he has heard about the campus, the affordability for tuition, and how small the campus is.
Watson is taking five classes this semester and enjoys how straightforward his professors are with the learning material. Once he earns his Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts, Watson is hoping that it will help transition him into a Pre-Engineering major at UH Mānoa or another university.
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Kamōkila Renovations Still Underway
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer Talks of renovating the first floor of Kamōkila have been going on...
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Word on the Street: Luck
What’s the luckiest thing that has happened to you? Ana White Age: 19 years old Hometown:...
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VegFest O’ahu Celebrates 2nd Year
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer VegFest Oʻahu held its second annual event this past Saturday on...
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Summer Fails: What I Meant to Do
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer After successfully completing my first year of college at KCC, I...
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Pi’ilani EnosPi’ilani Enos currently lives in Kāneʻohe, O’ahu, but makes the commute every morning to KCC because of the respiratory program that its campus offers. Beforehand, she attended Windward Community College (WCC) for her prerequisites in the Respiratory Care Practitioner Program. Enos knew that she was interested in the field of health care having taken care of her two grandmas while growing up. She is originally from Hawai’i island but has since stayed on O’ahu to enroll in school , which she will be in until around July 2019.