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Hawaiian History class is using Instagram to make their learning meaningful. This is an example posting from @kaniuula: He lawai‘a no ke papa‘u, he pokole ke aho; he lawai‘a no ke kai hohonu he loa ke aho - ‘Ōlelo No‘eau (A fisherman of shallow sea uses only a short line; a fisherman of the deep sea uses a long line) My mana‘o: the explanation to me is that you will reach only as far as you aim and prepare yourself to reach. Obviously Pa‘ao had big things in mind when migrating to Hawaii‘i. He prepared well... P.s. This is the canoe I made this weekend for class ft. Galaxy bath bomb.

Hawaiian History lives on Instagram

By Gabrielle Constantino, editor
October 22, 2016
As a member of the Lettermans Club, senior Kiana Correa chats with elementary school students at lunch on Friday, Sept. 16. The club for exceptional student-athletes is hoping to inspire younger students to join Warrior athletics when they get to high school.

Letterman’s Club connects with kula ha’aha’a

By Brianne Reformina, staff writer
September 19, 2016
The 11 members of Mauis Zenshin Daiko pose in front of a poster advertising their upcoming performance at the San Antonio Country Club. The drum group went to Texas in March to perform at various venues, including the Will Smith Foundation Gala on March 19.

Maui Zenshin Daiko performs in Texas for good cause

By Kainalu Steward, staff writer
March 25, 2015
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