KCC STEM Program Awarded NSF Grants
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER The KCC STEM Program has not existed formally for very long –...
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Sen. Schatz encourages KCC to get ‘involved’
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI AND KAYLA VALERA | STAFF WRITERS If there’s anyone that understands the...
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Senator Brian Schatz to Speak on Campus
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER U.S. Senator Brian Schatz will be speaking on KCC’s campus this...
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Taking Out the Trash: Needs Further Review
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Sometimes...
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KCC Students Consider Options for Presidential Election
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER KCC Liberal Arts student Courtney Tyler is from the decidedly...
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Perspectives on Moving to the Aloha State
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER One September afternoon I found myself surfing close to KCC’s...
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Civil Beat, KCC to Host ‘Civil Cafe-Election Trivia’
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER Ahead of this year’s general election, KCC will play host...
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Health Promotion Team, Blood Bank of Hawaii Host On-Campus Blood Drive
BY CHRIS TAKAHASHI | STAFF WRITER Students from KCC’s Health Promotion Team have partnered...
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Elliot DixonElliot Dixon is a first-year student attending KCC. Having already received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, the 27-year-old is now back in school taking pre-requisites for medical school. In Fall 2017, Dixon was attending LCC taking pre-requisites for pre-medical courses but chose to transfer to KCC after moving into Waikīkī. Dixon has found KCC's campus to be nicer and that it carries a stress-relieving environment for him to step into. Looking to attend KCC for the next school year, Dixon interests for biology and chemistry is helping him in determining which classes he wants to enroll in. In the future, Dixon hopes to become a practicing physician such as a psychiatrist or neurologist.