Student disrespect is at its high
written by Bridget Tobin · October 27, 2009
‘Iolani students are not as respectful as they should be. This year I’ve witnessed many incidences, ranging from students negatively impersonating teachers behind their backs, to just flat out talking back. However, this disrespect isn’t just directed towards authority, where respect should... [Read more]
Cavani Quartet: In tune with ‘Iolani students
written by Andrew Zhou · October 27, 2009
The Cavani Quartet visited Hawai’i for the first time last weekend for the last performance of their tour of the United States. Fortunately for the ‘Iolani orchestras, they agreed to hold a workshop in school on Friday (October 9). The quartet, originally from Cleveland, not only played for Orchestra... [Read more]
Nothing stopped sixth graders fun
written by Angelina Yick · October 27, 2009
From October 7 to 9, the class of 2016 enjoyed an exciting adventure at Camp Mokule’ia. Enthusiastic counselors from the junior and senior classes also accompanied and guided the sixth grade groups; each group comprised of three homerooms. The sixth graders engaged themselves in many entertaining and... [Read more]
Cross country in California
written by Kaela Shiigi · October 27, 2009
The senior girls cross country team took second place while the boys varsity cross country team took fourth place during their trip to California. Although the teams traveled to the same state, the boys went to Los Angeles while the girls went to Santa Barbara. The girls’ team ran at the Dos Pueblos... [Read more]
Should it stand? A hard look at Guantanamo Bay
written by Joshua Whiteley · October 27, 2009
The most recent development concerning this issue is that President Obama has ordered the facility closed within a year. The president justifies this because it sticks to the “ideals that give us the strength and the moral high ground to be able to effectively deal with the unthinking violence that... [Read more]
Natural disaster shakes the community into making a difference
written by By Iris Kuo · October 27, 2009
In the course of one week, Samoa, the Philippines, and Indonesia were all hit by natural disasters that left behind victims in need of help. The total death toll is around 1,700 and will probably continue to rise due to disease and lack of supplies. Enter ‘Iolani’s One Team spirit. The Red Cross... [Read more]
College application essays sure to get you noticed
written by Tyler Cundiff · October 15, 2009
Hello ‘Iolani! Welcome to the 2009-10 school year! don’t worry, I’m not going to sit here and write some panegyric on how happy we all are to be back in school because we all know that’s total flapdoodle. Already our hallowed halls of learning are ringing with screams of... [Read more]
Anderson springs into action
written by Akari Hatanaka · October 3, 2009
Football fans were in for a surprise during the past few football games not only by well-earned victories, but by a new addition to the cheerleading team: Senior Devin Anderson. When asked why he chose the sport, Anderson said, “I’ve taken a few gymnastics lessons over the summer…and... [Read more]
Raider community aids endangered Hawaii sports
written by Kaela Shiigi · October 3, 2009
The distress signal SOS isn’t just for boats, it applies to Hawaii’s public school athletics programs too. In the current economic situation, funding for public high school sports has been cut, but through the Save Our Sports fund people and businesses around the community have pitched in to help. The... [Read more]
An intro to ‘Iolani athletics
written by Kaela Shiigi · October 3, 2009
Hello Raider fans! Along with the start of the school comes a new year of ‘Iolani sports. Remember to support the teams, wear school colors, and cheer loudly. Or better yet, join a team and get involved! Here’s a quick guide of must-know facts. 1. Colors Red, black, and white are always in fashion.... [Read more]
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