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What normally happens is artists, actors, and writers choose mediocre art that makes people happy, but what they should really be doing is choosing the art that questions and solidifies each and every observers ideals -- Paul Mitri on the importance of art. -Paul Mitri Photo: Mural at the Campus Center on the University of Hawaii, Manoa campus.

Paul Mitri: Art is necessary

By Tre Cravalho, staff writer
September 13, 2015
Co-owner Shannon Murphy also works as the cashier at Sip Me!, a new coffee shop in Makawao. Serving coffee, tea, smoothies, pastries, cookies and other treats, the business has been doing well since opening this summer.

Sip Sip, Hooray!

By Faith Owan, news editor
September 9, 2015
Senior Russell Nagamine has been in the junior bowling league since the age of ten, and has been the bowling team captain for three years at Kamehameha Maui.

Nagamine ready to win

By Faith Owan, news editor
September 8, 2015
Hula dancers enthrall the audience while Kealii Reichel serenades them, at the Hawaiian Music Festival at Maui Tropical Plantation on September 6, 2015.

Hawaiian Music Festival has something for all

By Tre Cravalho, staff writer
September 7, 2015
Danielle Brown (7) and Caylee Tuzon (15) block a spike from a Maui High Saber during Saturday nights game at Ka’ulaheanuiokamoku gymnasium. The Warriors came out on top with a score of 3-0.

Girls volleyball remains undefeated

By Alyssa Urayanza, feature editor
September 7, 2015
The origins of the all-American bowling we know today can be traced back to Egypt more than 5,000 years ago.

Sport of bowling has long history

By Faith Owan, news editor
August 31, 2015
Coach Jeremy Pallone - De La Torre at the Baldwin Invitational cross country meet at Keopuolani Park on Saturday, August 29. Coach Jdel is heading up the teams this year.

Pallone-De La Torre takes over Cross Country

By Kainoa Deguilmo, sports editor
August 31, 2015
Cheyanne Yap and Tayler Lee get a roof over the Baldwin Bears, Friday, August 28, at the Baldwin gymnasium. The Warriors won three sets to none before it was time for the varsity game.

JV girls volleyball wins second in a row

By Gabrielle Constantino, staff writter
August 31, 2015
Kylee (Kaala) Corpuz (12), Selai Damuni (3) and Kylee Yamashita (13) as Lana Chong Kee communicates with them between serves at their match against Baldwin High School on Friday, August 28. The Kamehameha girls came out on top by winning all three sets.

Girls volleyball rolls over Bears

By Alyssa Urayanza, feature editor
August 30, 2015
Mr. Wada assists Leiana Coloma-Nahooikaika with her online practice. He is Kamehameha Mauiʻs new Spanish teacher.

Mr. Wada: man of mucho talents

By Alyssa Urayanza, feature editor
August 29, 2015
Freshman Kaimana Niles in front of the freshman stomping grounds, Paki and Konia. He and four others share a little about their lives as freshmen.

Meet the Freshies

By Gabrielle Constantino, staff writer
August 26, 2015
Kanilea Nomura (10) and Talia Leauanae (6) simultaneously block a spike during their Saturday match against West Torrance High School. The 6th Annual Kamehameha Maui Volleyball Invitational started on Thursday August 20 and continued to Saturday August 23. The Kamehameha Maui team placed fifth overall.

Kalaheo wins 6th annual volleyball invitational

By Alyssa Urayanza, feature editor
August 26, 2015
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