UPass Fee Survey Results Show Majority Vote from Students
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer During the Student Congress general meeting that was held on...
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UH Mānoa-KCC Student Integrates Communicology Studies with Restaurant
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer Since graduating from Kaimukī High School in 2010, Kei Yoshida...
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Opinion: Bathroom Cleanliness Lacks Due to Those on Campus
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer When I first began college at KCC in Fall 2016, the appearances...
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KCC to Host 1st #FindYourPassion Event
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer Interim Student Affairs Coordinator Thomas Noʻeau Keopuhiwa will...
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UPass, Technology Fees Need Students’ Approval
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer After the results of an annual survey that was sent out by...
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Ecology Club Continues Island Restoration Work
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer KCC’s Ecology Club president Katie Gipson, along with 10...
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Kimberly Serna
Kimberly Serna is a first-year student attending KCC who is majoring in Physical Therapy. The 18-year-old, who graduated from Farrington High School in May 2017, said that she has felt a connection with the medical field since her junior year when she had the opportunity to do job shadowing and work-study as a physical therapy assistant (PTA) through the school’s health academy.
“I got interested in the way the [PTA’s] environment is and in helping the patients,” Serna said.
Although catching the bus from Kalihi to KCC can be lengthy and tiring, Serna said that she enjoys coming to KCC for her education. Upon receiving her associate’s degree at KCC, Serna hopes to work in Tripler Army Medical Center as a PTA in the future.
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WOTS: TV Show/Movie World
By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer Word on the Street: If you could escape into the world of one TV...
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(Noah) Gi Don Kang(Noah) Gi Don Kang is a first year student attending KCC majoring in Korean. He is full Korean, and after living in Korea for 11 years, he moved to Hawaiʻi nine years ago and graduated from Kalani High School. Kang said that he originally planned to attend UH, however, since he didn't have his green card at the time, he said it was much easier for him to start off at KCC. Now that he has his green card, he plans on transferring to UH Mānoa for the Fall 2017 semester to get into the John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM). "I think that KCC is just a very family oriented [place]," Kang said. "Everyone kind of knows each other and ... the environment is really nice because everyone's just so nice to each other and so helpful."