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July 2003 - Show #19
 
Nahenahe

We may be in the lazy days of summer, but learning something new is as easy as turning on radio - almost.
United Nations

We take you next to New York City and the United Nations, where a group of young Hawaiians traveled recently to make their voices heard. Our story comes from Lihau Hannahs, a member of that delegation.

Literacy

Many educators believe that literacy is one of the cornerstones of a successful educational career. Throughout the Kamehameha ohana, we're working hard to ensure that the youngest Hawaiians start their educational careers on the right foot.

Alumni Week

Kamehameha is the only school in the country that celebrates an Alumni Week. It's a great opportunity for classmates to reunite and share music, laughter and fellowship in a week-long array of activities.
Hawaiian Cultural Center Project

Creating a learning center on the Kapalama campus where Hawaiians can engage in traditional practices is the focus of the Hawaiian Cultural Center Project. Although the center has yet to break ground, it continues to sponsor significant cultural events like this year's 'Aha Mana Maoli.
Hokule`a

For ancient Polynesians, the voyaging canoe was one of the highest forms of technological advancement. For Hawaiians today, the voyaging canoe Hokule`a is also a symbol, of pride, accomplishment and the wonders of discovery and exploration.