Senior Reflection: Kelia Cowan

Kelia Cowan
June 22, 2011  

After six years on the staff, I’ve grown up from my days as a “baby” to the position of “Queen of the World.” The cliché of this being a “bittersweet moment” unfortunately holds true; ‘Iolani has become my home amid long nights laying out Imua, early morning swim practices,... Read More

College spam has mystery, not much meat

Kelia Cowan
June 22, 2011  

Matthew Callahan opens his school email account. To his surprise, emails from Oxford University, Rice University, Southern Methodist University, Texas Christian University, and Chicago University await him. Callahan, a freshman, admits he scored well on the PSAT exam in November, thus colleges... Read More

Colin Volleyball

Boys volleyball wins final home game

Kelia Cowan, Editor-in-Chief
May 4, 2011  

Senior night for the Raiders’ boys volleyball team ended in success and a chance at making it to states as the team won three straight sets against Mid-Pacific Institute’s volleyball team, 25-14, 25-14, and 25-13. The Raiders, who tie the Kamehameha Warriors at second in the ILH... Read More

Throw us a bone-shaped tangent, please!

Kelia Cowan
December 21, 2009  

Simply put, physics requires trigonometry.  There is no possible way of fully understanding physics without first learning the math skills necessary for this course. However, a small but significant number of students struggle through the first semester of physics without taking trigonometry... Read More

Sports injury count grows

Kelia Cowan
December 16, 2009  

Colin Tseng, 16, has learned to live with the ordeals of a constantly injured body.  In  the past six months, Tseng, a junior,  has had two ankle injuries during volleyball practice. Tseng’s first injury occurred the week before high school volleyball state championships.  He rolled his... Read More

Swim team sprints past competition

Kelia Cowan
April 15, 2009  

The ‘Iolani swim team made a big splash in the pool this year. The boys’ varsity team won the state championships while the girls’ team placed second in the meet on Feb. 14.  The boys’ varsity team won the state championship with only eight swimmers entered.  Senior Geramiah Simoes... Read More