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Column: E lana ka mana‘o

Synopsis: Some people say that the recent not-guilty verdict of Michael Hirokawa of attempted second-degree murder, kidnapping and three counts of first-degree sexual assault may cause victims of sexual assault to be afraid to come forward. Read more

Column: ‘O ka GPT-4 na OpenAI

Synopsis: GPT-4 by OpenAI could be a step toward “technological singularity,” a state in which technology grows out of control, and ultimately takes over control of the relationship between humans and machines. Read more

Column: Kupapa‘u ‘Auana Wale

Synopsis: There is a new drug threat on the horizon. Fentanyl and heroin are being cut with animal tranquilizers, making Narcan and naloxone ineffective remedies for overdose victims. Read more

Column: Ka mo‘olelo no ka he‘e nalu Hawai‘i

Synopsis: The history of surfing: Rooted in Hawaiæi as the birthplace of surfing, the culture has become well-known around the world, with innovations from the designs of the boards to the multitude of tricks done while riding the waves. Read more

Column: Hui Kama‘ilio

Synopsis: On the last Thursday of each month, UH-Mänoa’s Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language hosts a space where students and the public are invited to hone their Hawaiian language skills. Read more

Column: Kāko‘o ‘oihana Hawai‘i

Synopsis: Supporting Hawaiian-owned businesses allows Native Hawaiians to perpetuate our culture in these ever-changing times. Read more

Column: He he‘e nalu ‘oe?

Synopsis: Surfing is a favorite pastime of those who take part in it. A competition is currently taking place on Instagram that celebrates a tradition of composing a chant or song that honors the relationship between the surfer and surfboard. Read more

Column: E kala i ka limu kala!

Synopsis: Kala seaweed is important to Hawaiian culture, and it is finally getting the recognition it deserves as the new official seaweed of the state. Read more

Column: ‘Ike hou ana i ka nani a‘o Hilo

Synopsis: The annual Merrie Monarch Festival is on for the week of April 12. With COVID-19 restrictions lifted for the 60th anniversary celebration, Hilo is the place to be for hula enthusiasts from across Hawaiæi. Read more

Column: Makani pāhili ma Aotearoa

Synopsis: The cyclone that hit the Eastern coast of Aotearoa’s North Island should wake us up to the apocalyptic ravages of global warming and climate change. Read more

Column: Ho‘āla ‘ia ka Mauli Ola

Synopsis: We learned a lot from the COVID pandemic about disease and those most vulnerable to it. The Mauli Ola Initiative will offer a practical educational avenue to rejuvenate mauli ola and food security and healing for at-risk groups. Read more

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