Afterthoughts: I, the Jury
Jury duty can be less of a chore than you think.
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A stash of old coins may not be worth much, but still feels precious.
What's a pacifist to do when she actually likes the recruiting message?
Many of the world’s great cities—Vancouver, London, San Francisco, New York—have places called Chinatown. I’m proud Honolulu is one of them.
Let’s just dance past that milestone, shall we?
We all have our baggage, seen and unseen.
Every time a honu is ashore, humans gather to watch. What would happen if they turned the tables?
Why Hawaiower the age limit for working minors.
Can the Hammacher Schlemmer catalog help put an end to the scourge of jaywalking?
The plans for O‘ahu’s rail system are so screwy, even die-hard mass transit fans can’t get onboard with it.
Our lives are starting to look like we’re on a Stanley Kubrick set, and, for me, it’s about time.
Enough of this “cookie-cutter” notion of the Mainland.
In the face of technology, one machine stands alone in a shining chrome rebellion.
Whatever happened to the public spanking?
New solutions to helping the homeless can seem, at first glance, pretty radical. Is Hawai’i ready to embrace them?
A furry Island transplant finds the Big Apple considerably edgier than Honolulu.
If you fought back an urge to swat the screen, you are not alone.
For me, trying out for a game show proved far more entertaining than actually watching one.
Time travel, roast chickens and the U.S. Census.