Word on the Street: Lottery
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer In light of the Powerball Lottery that is currently going on, what...
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Author: Kayla Valera
Word on the Street: Summer
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer What did you do over summer break? Bless Angelica Dulluog Hometown:...
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KCC Professor Teaches Next Crop of Engineers, Scientists
BY KAYLA VALERA | STAFF WRITER Professor Aaron Hanai has taught in the departments of Physics,...
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Jatin Pandya
Jason Pandya is a first-year student at KCC who is planning to major in Information Technology (IT). His interest in this field stemmed from his experiences at Kaiser High School, having been in clubs like Maker Lab, where students would find spare computers and upgrade it to make them work. Pandya has always enjoyed computers and is excited for his Introduction to Computer Science (ICS) course this coming school year. For now, Pandya is working at the KCC bookstore for this summer as well as the following semester.
An interesting fact about Pandya is that he is the son of Professor Pandya, a chemistry teacher at KCC.
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Hidden Gem: Ethiopian Love
BY KAYLA VALERA | STAFF WRITER Tucked away in Chinatown along Smith Street, the only Ethiopian...
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Volunteers Gather for Kōkua Kalihi Valley Community Work Day
BY KAYLA VALERA | STAFF WRITER This past weekend on Saturday, July 15, the Kōkua Kalihi Valley...
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My Life as a Passenger
By Kayla Valera | Staff Writer In terms of getting around, I’ve only ever relied on being...
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Top 5 Meat and Ice Cream Substitutes of 2017
BY KAYLA VALERA | STAFF WRITER In recent trips to the grocery store, I’ve noticed that more...
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Miki NakasoneMiki Nakasone is a first year student at KCC. She has just graduated from Kalani High School. At the moment she is undecided in terms of her major, though she is currently striving to get a Liberal Arts degree at KCC. In her free time she likes to stand-up paddle and surf. One of the beaches that she frequents the most is Kahala beach since itʻs near her house. The biggest waves that she has ever caught were around 3-4 feet. Over break she is looking forward to her cousins coming down from California.