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Awapuhi
Dancil, Legislative Page for Ed Case
Awapuhi Dancil, soon-to-be-senior at the Maui
campus, joins Congressman Ed Case in Washington D.C. as his
appointed page for the 2005 spring semester. |
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Alumni
Taro Patch at Windward Community College
Hosting this year's Alumni Luau in June 2005 on the Kapalama
Campus, the Class of 1976 is growing their own taro on the
grounds of the Windward Community College in order to reconnect
with their "roots." This project was brought
to attention by alumnist, Thomas Young, who is working with
the Waihona Foundation, which is a co-operative of taro growers.
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Hawai’i
Campus Breakfast Club
At Kamehameha Schools, learning and teaching happen in many
places on the Hawai’i Campus, there are some meaningful
and inspirational lessons being taught and learned in the Kea’au
campus weight room. |
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Lumaha’i
Valley Watershed Partnership
The lush valley of Lumaha’i on Kaua’i’s north
side is a true treasure ñ a precious resource that Kamehameha
Schools is committed to preserving. |
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Children’s
Chorus Trip
The Kapalama Campus Children's Chorus travels to New York
City, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Disneyland to share
their aloha through heartfelt music. |
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Ho’olauna
Moloka’i
In Hawaiian, the word ho’olauna means “to introduce.”
Just like its namesake, the summer program Ho’olauna Moloka’i
introduces young keiki to the lands and cultural traditions
of Moloka’i. |
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