Tom Petty: The Soundtrack to My Life
By Chris Takahashi | Contributing Writer When word broke that Tom Petty passed away two weeks ago,...
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Proceeds from Jack Johnson Concerts Support Local Nonprofit
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer Musician Jack Johnson returned to Oʻahu this past weekend ahead...
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Hidden Gem: Tio’s Tamales
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer Tio’s Tamales serves up southwestern style cuisine, from tamales...
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Republican Plan to Repeal ‘Obamacare’ Falls Short
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer Last Friday, as Congress readied itself for its August recess,...
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Despite Overall Enrollment Decline at UH Mānoa, Freshmen Numbers Up
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer At the UH Board of Regents meeting held on June 1, 2017, UH...
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Kitty Hino
Kitty Hino is in her third year of working at UH Mānoa in the field of education. She also wears another, yet similar, hat by coordinating leadership programs for high school-aged youth from Japan through the Lokahi Foundation, where she also works.
Hino holds a certificate in legal studies from KCC and has even spent time as a program coordinator at the Honda International Center. When time permits, you’ll find Hino in the ocean. She’s passionate about night diving — her favorite spot is off the coast of Kāhala — and bodyboarding “Walls” in Waikiki.
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Summer School: HCC Edition
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer It’s a Monday morning just a couple weeks back and I’m making my...
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A Gift for Language, Culture Combine to Distinguish KCC Professor
By Chris Takahashi | Staff Writer Dr. Carl Hefner, a professor of anthropology and chair of the...
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Christopher SalesChristopher Sales, 19, is currently a Liberal Arts major at KCC in his second year. Sales is hoping to get into the nursing program at KCC but still needs to finish up a course in zoology this summer to complete all of the necessary prerequisites. Sales ultimately wants to finish his degree at UH Mānoa because he believes that a 4-year degree will look more appealing to hospitals. He has wanted to be a nurse since his freshman year in high school and would love to be employed by Kuakini Medical Center or Lē‘ahi Hospital in the future. When Sales has spare time he enjoys playing games on his phone and drawing.