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December 2001 - Show #2
 
Pauahi and the Heritage Center Virtual Tour

In this edition of imua tv, meet Auntie Babe Jones of the Heritage Center, KS archivist Janet Zisk, and hear stories about the life of Pauahi. Click the "Full Story" button (left) and read the speech that Charles Reed Bishop delivered at the first Founder's Day celebration in 1888. Then, click the "VR Tour" button and take a virtual tour of the Heritage Center on your computer!
Kamehameha's Maui Campus

The first Neighbor Island campus of the Kamehameha Schools features innovations in design, with an emphasis on the use of technology throughout the school. Dr. Rod Chamberlin discusses the bright future of Kamehameha on Maui, and eighth-graders Cyrus Schultz and Awapuhi Dancil take us on a tour of the Pukalani campus.

Hawaiian language: On the Air

In January 2002, KITV's "Word of the Day" feature becomes a collaboration between newscaster Paula Akana (KS '80) and Kamehameha's Hawaiian language students. KS students help to write scripts and present common Hawaiian words that are often mispronounced. And, Kamehameha's advanced television production students get real-world experience. Join us behind the scenes at the KITV studio.
`Aina Ulu

...is Kamehameha's new program that utilizes the agriculture and conservation lands of Pauahi for educational and cultural purposes. Visit one of the projects involving the replanting of a dry forest at Ka'upulehu, Hawai'i Island. Click the "View Clip" button to hear KS land manager Peter Simmons tell how working in the forest touches the soul of those who go there.
Band, take the field!

The Kamehameha Warrior Marching Band and Color Guard celebrates 25 years hosting its renowned Tournament of Bands, and 25 years under the direction of band instructor John Riggle. Learn how teachers, students, and the Band Booster Club all make it work.