Afterthoughts: Habit Deforming
Changing your routine, it turns out, can actually change your brain.
HONOLULU Magazine - November 2005
Dance: Inmates I Mua
Prisoner-dancers take their first steps forward after losing a kumu hula.
The HONOLULU 100 - George Helm Jr. to Eddie Kamae
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100 - Meet the Selection Committee
Meet the people who selected 100 citizens to honor, in celebration of Honolulu's centennial.
The HONOLULU 100 - A Message from the Mayor
So many wonderful people have contributed to the progress of the city and county of Honolulu during the past century. Many are prominent leaders and historical figures, some are legends, others may no longer be household names. But while the…
The HONOLULU 100 - Eddie Aikau to Winona Beamer
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100 - Israel Kamakawiwoole to Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
Israel Kamakawiwoole (1959-1997) After his death in June 1997, Israel "Iz" Kamakawiwoole lay in state at the Capitol, an honor that had previously been reserved only for elected officials Gov. John A. Burns and U.S. Sen. Spark Matsunaga. It was…
The HONOLULU 100
Madge Tennent (1889-1972) In the March 1955 Paradise of the Pacific, predecessor to HONOLULU Magazine, John Dominis Holt wrote, "The spirit of endemic Hawai'i lives in the work of Madge Tennent. She has reached depths in capturing this spirit not…
The HONOLULU 100 - Frank Leonard Rego Sr. to Matsuo
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100
Robert Midkiff (1920- ) Philanthropist and business leader Bob Midkiff had a vision of a vibrant downtown Honolulu, where business and culture would converge. He formed the Downtown Improvement Association in 1958. Forty-seven years later, his dream is a reality.…
The HONOLULU 100 - Maiki Aiu Lake to Kimo McVay
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100 - Kenneth P. Emory to Carl "Kini Popo" Hebenstreit
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100 - Sam and Mary Cooke to Webley Edwards
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
The HONOLULU 100 - John Bellinger to Anna Rice Cooke
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
Letters
Letters to the Editor
Partnerships
No need to go it alone, when good help is all around.
Help on Horseback
Some children need therapy no human can provide. For them, a few hours on horseback can make all the difference.
THE HONOLULU 100 - Introduction
To celebrate the city and county of Honolulu's centennial anniversary, Honolulu Magazine honors 100 noteworthy citizens from throughout the past 100 years.
Understanding the Gas Cap
High prices at the pump may have you wondering–what kind of gas cap is this?
Crossed Signals
Pro- and anti-development factions fight–sometimes literally–for control of Maui's public-access cable station.
Digital Overload
You've sorted all the clothes, books and kitchenware for donation, but what to do with all these old electronics? Here's how to unload them without weighing down your conscience.
Dining: Reinventions
Three chefs prove that change is the only constant.
Extra! Extra!
Monarchy-era Hawaiian-language newspapers find a home on the Internet.
Hands-on Museum
The venerable Bishop Museum steps into the 21st century with its new Science Adventure Center. Go ahead–touch the exhibits.
