KCC’s Valedictorian Took the Hard Road to Graduation
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer It is the end of the school year, so schools around the country are...
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Kaniela Ing Hopes to Push Progessive Ideas in Congress
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer When state Rep. Kaniela Ing decided to run for Hawaiʻi’s 1st...
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KCC Supports Deaf Community, Hawaiian Sign Language
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer Kapi‘olani Community College is well-known within the University of...
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WOTS: Improving the Great Lawn
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer Word on the Street: How would you improve the Great Lawn, or why do...
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Louise Pagotto Talks Future of KCC as Permanent Chancellor
By Mark Ladao|Staff Writer With interim chancellor Louise Pagotto recommended to be permanent...
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Interim chancellor Louise Pagotto recommended for permanent chancellor of KCC
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer John Morton, University of Hawaiʻi’s Vice President for...
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UH Mānoa Speaker Talks of Bias Vs. Conservatives on Campuses
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer Hannah Scherlacher, the program manager for the Campus Reform, the...
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Chancellor Finalists Answer Questions in On-Campus Open Forum
By Mark Ladao | Staff Writer The three finalists of the Kapi‘olani Community College chancellor...
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U’ilani SanadaUʻilani Sanada is an 18 year old first-year student attending KCC. Sanada graduated from Kaiser High School this year and has been living in Hawaiʻi all her life. She plans to study Occupational Therapy next year so that she can become an Occupational Therapy Assistant and work in a hospital. Sanada mentioned that this particular field of study will take her six years to complete. She likes that KCC is affordable, and that because she is working at the same time she is able to work and go to school at her own schedule. Sanada believes that education is important, which is her reason for what influenced her to attend college.