WOTS: New Year’s Resolutions
By Kapi‘o News Staff Word on the Street: What is your new year’s resolution? Katlin...
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By Kapi‘o News Staff Word on the Street: What is your new year’s resolution? Katlin...
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By Katlin Cilliers | Staff Writer What a year 2018 has been. From Hawaiʻi waking up to a false...
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By Katlin Cilliers | Staff Writer The holidays are coming up, and with them, family gatherings and...
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By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer Since launching as kapionews.com in September 2016, the students...
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By Nicole Fernandez | Staff Writer “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” has been...
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Lariza Duncan is at KCC for her second certificate, this one in Hospitality Operation Management, at 25 years old she graduated with a bachelers on the mainland back in Michigan with a psychology degree and already has a management certificate. She came to KCC as she originally came for a volunteer program that came with a scholarship and enjoyed her stay so much she declared KCC as her home college to stay on island. Should she go back to the Mainland she thinks she will be more adventurous, seeking out more nature stuff especially as her hobbies evolve around nature. Her hobbies include things such as scuba diving, free diving, rock climbing, bouldering, hiking, slack lining, traveling, photography, music, and art.
Duncan has traveled to Australia, New Zealand, Saint Lucia, Barbados, Canada, and the Philippines. She wishes to go back to the Philippines and go to Singapore and Thailand. Though mostly she wishes to go back to Philippines to start a business to help provide more jobs to reduce human trafficking, especially in children. Duncan also feel like she should be helping the Filipino people because she is part Filipino, has family in the Philippines, and grew up with her mom telling her that she has to help where she can to the less fortunate. She specifically wants to help those getting trafficked though due to videos she sees on the internet. While she did start a bracelet business it faded out as school took priority. Her first business was in elementary selling candy, she would buy the big bags of candy and sell the individual pieces for a higher price.
Read MorePosted by Katlin Cilliers | Dec 13, 2018 | Campus Features, Features |
By Katlin Cilliers | Staff Writer With final exams out of the way, students get to kick back for a...
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By Ayoung Lee | Staff Writer Word on the Street: What was the best Christmas present you ever got?...
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