Raiders’ scrappy play yields state basketball title
written by Maile Greenhill • March 6, 2010
[vimeo Iolani Wins Boys Basketball Championship from Imua Online on Vimeo. State Champs 2010] The state championship didn’t come easily, but the Raiders fought the entire way to prove themselves as the best. The ‘Iolani Division 1 boys basketball team fended off an aggressive...
iMad: Is an Apple worth the cost?
written by Oliver Han • March 6, 2010
Apple Inc. has done it again. Once more Steve Jobs has millions of people begging for one of his hot gadgets. At first there was the iMac and iPods, then the iPhone and now the iPad, the much-anticipated touch screen apple net-book that is as thin as a pancake and can run iPhone...
Tsunami stories
written by Writing for Media students • March 1, 2010
Hawaii residents held their breath as tsunami warning sirens sounded around the island on Saturday, Feb. 27. Campus events were canceled and various state athletic tournaments postponed. Closing night of ‘Iolani Dramatic Players’ “Kiss Me, Kate” was imperiled...
Tiffany Cheung '11
Pianist featured on National Public Radio
written by Kaitrin Tobin • February 26, 2010
A junior, Tiffany Cheung was selected from her audition tape to play on From the Top, a show that features young classical musicians in the nation. Tiffany’s performance aired on NPR at 10 a.m. Hawaii Time on Saturday, Feb. 27. Tiffany began playing when she was six years old....
Select Middle School Orchestra wins Nationals
written by Akari Hatanaka • February 19, 2010
The ‘Iolani Select Middle School Orchestra took first place on Friday, February 19 in the ASTA National Orchestra Festival in the Middle School Division in California under the direction of Katherine Hafner.
Editorials
Marching Band: What’s not physical about it?
written by By Rintaro Sato · February 2, 2010
It was a fresh new season and time for the Father Bray game. I practiced hard all summer, memorizing each position enough to do it in my sleep. As I stepped on to the... [Read more]
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Features
Hamada’s legacy reaches beyond athletics and ‘Iolani
written by Courtney Ochi · February 3, 2010
Coach Eddie Hamada was ” a man of all seasons. Everyone has a different story about him,” said Mrs. Sheila McKibbin, a former history teacher at ‘Iolani. ... [Read more]
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A&E
Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
written by Jen Rasay · February 16, 2010
Most moviegoers should already know by now that watching an onscreen adaptation never beats reading the novel. The same goes for Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lighting Thief... [Read more]
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Sports
Raiders pull past Kahuku, advance to state final
written by Maile Greenhill · March 5, 2010
Boys Basketball Defeats Kahuku in Semifinal from Imua Online on Vimeo. It wasn’t pretty, but the Raiders got it done. ‘Iolani advanced to the HHSAA Boys Basketball... [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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