Afterthoughts: Think Pink
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Why is every building in Honolulu so beige?
It’s more than a party essential, it’s a symbol of civic compromise.
There’s no such thing as a small move.
That last paragraph is always the tricky part.
New York State approves same-sex marriage just in time for my friend's wedding. Now if Hawaii could just do the same.
Every home has its own vernacular.
Forget these “suspensions pending investigations.” I’d rather see some bad drivers frog-marched out of TheBus’ headquarters.
What do you do with a collection that is goofy and useless? Curate it and call it a day.
Visiting the USS Arizona Memorial’s new visitor center.
On reaching a truce with your own body.
Ever wondered how a military family feels about Hawaii?
Books are wonderful. Until you have to move a whole lot of them.
A moratorium on development would force us to remake our structures, rather than devour more land.
A night featuring debauchery so extreme, people are still talking about it 62 years later.
Is Hawaii ready to enter the cutthroat world of competitive eating?
Hawaii’s diversity—and lack thereof.
A visit to the UH Costume Collection has me imagining what my own life might look like if it were documented through clothing.
A documentary on hippies reminds me why Hawaii could use a few nude beaches.
Strapped for cash to solve the homeless problem, we’re going to have to get creative.
Mankind has walked on the moon. Cured polio. Created incredible technologies, from the printing press to the Internet. But still, we cannot ship a cardboard box to Hawaii.
A reader requests we save CBS from a ratings fiasco. We’ll see what we can do.
illustration: michael austin This year, the state House of Representatives passed a resolution calling for the Board of Education to create a database of fat teachers. Yes, fat teachers. Because fat is bad. And teachers are role models. The resolution…
Some people are asking when Mayor Mufi Hannemann will develop a vision for Honolulu. Don’t we have our own dreams?
We’d better staunch this flow of ex-pats or we’re not going to have any citizens left in Honolulu.