A man to remember
written by Iris Kuo • May 27, 2010
Mr. Frederick Okumura has spent fifty-two years of his life at ‘Iolani School- thirteen as a student, six as the 7th/8th grade counselor, and thirty-three as the Dean of Lower School. Mr. Okumura’s retirement was announced in chapel to the lower school students. “I was so happy...
Thank you, Mrs. White, we’ll miss you
written by Iris Kuo • May 25, 2010
In Mrs. White’s classroom, hands-on opportunities for learning are all over. In a corner, there is a carpet with a map of the planets for students to sit and read after class. A bowl of beetles and oats sits on a table, in the middle, along with some insects in glass jars. On...
Kaitrin Tobin qualifies for Speech and Debate nationals
written by • May 24, 2010
Junior Kaitrin Tobin recently qualified for the National Speech and Debate Championship Tournament by winning second place in the Hawaii State Speech and Debate Tournament in the division of United States Extemporary Speaking. The National competition will be held in Kansas City,...
Cartoonist Cordie Xie shows some of the hidden advantages of taking an economical approach to prom.
Frugal Prom Princess
written by • May 5, 2010
Cartoonist Cordie Xie examines some of the hidden advantages of taking an economical approach to prom.
No SBT or Mr. U
written by Katherine Lum • May 5, 2010
There will be no Student Body Treasurer or Student Activities Director Mr. Kirk Uejio next year. The office of Student Body Treasurer is no more. The Business Office will be taking over the responsibilities normally filled by the SBT. Senior Jennifer Kimura, the current Student Body...
Editorials
What makes a good speech?
written by Angelina Yick · May 18, 2010
Most of the election speeches we hear at school have some sort (or a whole lot) of comedy, whether it’s in the topic, in the speaker’s inflection, or both. I admit I like comedy,... [Read more]
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Features
“Nocturnal” students have arrived
written by Janine Yim · July 7, 2010
Junior Trisha Castillo arrives at home at 5 p.m. By twilight, she is asleep, nestled on the TV room couch. At 12 a.m., when the majority of the world rests, she awakens to... [Read more]
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A&E
Musical to Go On
February 27, 2010
The show must go on: “Kiss Me, Kate” tonight is still on at Hawaii Theatre at 7 p.m. It’s closing night for this lively production from ‘Iolani Dramatic... [Read more]
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Sports
Covering the courtyard
written by Kaela Shiigi · May 5, 2010
Many students have wondered what is going on behind the green screens outside the locker rooms and infirmary. An awning is being built in the athletic courtyard to provide covering... [Read more]
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Lighter Side
Weather or not, happy we live Hawaii!
written by Cordelia Xie · February 26, 2010
Cartoonist Cordie Xie ponders how the recent snowstorms in Washington, D.C., translate for locals in Hawaii.
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Lower School
Second grade performs “Families are Forever”
written by Iris Kuo · March 9, 2010
On Thursday, February 25 and Friday February 26, the second graders performed Families are Forever in Seto Hall. In preparation for the play, the students interviewed their parents... [Read more]
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