Meet the Homeschoolers
An increasing number of Hawaii families are choosing to educate their children at home. We spoke with three of them to learn more about the realities of homeschooling.
News
Gaming the System
The DOE didn't like the answers it was getting from its satisfaction survey—so it changed the questions.
How Maui Lost Its Groove
No Dancing on Maui!
Punahou Covers Up
As skirts get shorter and midriffs barer, even Punahou is turning to uniforms
Fruit of His Labor
An ongoing study of noni is showing intriguing results.
Add Men
What's a pacifist to do when she actually likes the recruiting message?
Decoding Cancer
A genetics counselor talks about how she helps patients strategize to stay healthy.
Natto on Santa's List
You better be good for goodness' sake ...
Name Over?
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.
Greener Pastors and Go Fish
A national initiative helps local congregations see the connection between faith and fluorescent bulbs.
Buzz Kill
Vampire mites mean fewer bees for honey producers, and possibly less fruit for all Islanders.
Gravity and Other Hazards
Let’s just dance past that milestone, shall we?
Merrily We Roll Along
We all have our baggage, seen and unseen.
Exploring the Poamoho Trail
After four years of waiting, the public can now access this stunning Wahiawa hike.
Gawk This Way
Every time a honu is ashore, humans gather to watch. What would happen if they turned the tables?
Native Roots
After one of Hawaii's most devastating forest fires, Maui’s Kula Forest Reserve gets a second life.
Now Playing: Hawaii Forests—in 3-D!
New technology helps protect the Islands’ natural resources.
Bring on the Child Labor!
Why Hawaiower the age limit for working minors.
Deep Cover
Can the Hammacher Schlemmer catalog help put an end to the scourge of jaywalking?
Smells Like Fiasco
The plans for O‘ahu’s rail system are so screwy, even die-hard mass transit fans can’t get onboard with it.
Futurama
Our lives are starting to look like we’re on a Stanley Kubrick set, and, for me, it’s about time.
