Connecting Keiki with Culture
Gwen Kava, Reporter
October 29, 2019
In more ways than not, our connections to culture contribute heavily to the subsequent result of our lives. We watch as younger generations of ethnic communities distance themselves further from their roots. Hispanic, African, Latino, Polynesian and Micronesian cultures are examples of communities tha...
Editorial Cartoon: A heavy high school load
Milena Ordonez, Reporter
March 11, 2019
Before putting on that graduation cap, high school seniors are faced with an overwhelming load of responsibilities, ranging from part-time jobs to extra-curricular activities. Add to that, the pressure from loved ones to succeed, and they’re left with little hope of an end in sight. Illustrated by Milena Ordonez....
Comic: Making Mother Earth Happy
Milena Ordonez, Reporter
March 11, 2019
Pollution is among the many factors contributing to the degradation of the environment. If we each make small changes to our everyday lives, like choosing to recycle, then we can all make Mother Earth happy again. Illustrated by Milena Ordonez. ...
Illustration: Cracked
Milena Ordonez, Reporter
February 15, 2019
While social media is a way for us to stay connected, it is also what consumes our lives. Every like, every post and every mindless scroll draw us deeper into the depths of the digital world, as if becoming an extension of ourselves. Thus, it is important to find balance in our useage; otherwise, ...
Social media is consuming our lives—and we love it.
Monica Kenny, Reporter
February 9, 2019
Over the past decade, the rapid rise of social media has undeniably changed American culture. It birthed trends, careers, memes and social movements. It changed the way we interact with one another and how we consume pop culture and media, as well as altering how these things are marketed toward us. T...
Should Affirmative Action Still Be Considered?
Martha Nicholas, Media Editor, Reporter
December 13, 2018
Affirmative Action is one of the key components during the college application process. Similar to the financial aid and standardized testing category, many colleges still take into consideration an applicants ethnic background. Affirmative Action was initially put into action by President John F. Ken...
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