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Ka Leo O Kalani
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Ka Leo O Kalani

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Kalani grad Tzana Saldania talks A.I. with Kalani Leo reporter Jett Neeley in the school library after giving a presentation about the future of artificial intelligence. Photo by A. Torige 2019.

Will A.I take over the world?

Jett Neeley, Features
February 13, 2019
Office for Emergency Management. Office of War Information. Domestic Operations Branch. Bureau of Special Services. 1943 - 1945. Wikimedia Commons.

Preventing injuries by eating healthy

Eun Ho Kim, Features
February 6, 2019
Daniel R. Blume from Orange County, California, USA. Wiki Commons 2018.

How Do Kalani Students Feel About Today’s News?

Lucy Fagan, Features
November 29, 2018
Maksym Zabolotnyy is a foreign exchange student from Ukraine at Kalani High School for the 2018-2019 school year. Photo courtesy of Zabolotnyy 2018.

How do students study in Ukraine?

Maksym Zabolotnyy, Special to the Kalani Leo
November 29, 2018
The Annotated Dr Jekyll and My Hyde by Richard Dury (2005), ISBN 8875440301

Sociopaths and Psychopaths

Lauren Vierra, Features
November 13, 2018
Photo by Shannon McGee. Wiki Commons 2011.

Do Millennials care about politics?

Lucille Sturdivant, Features
November 8, 2018
Halloween Costumes hanging on a rack.

DIY Halloween!

Kaden Arias de Cordoba, Features
November 7, 2018
Activist Rallies Local Women

Activist Rallies Local Women

Amika Matteson, Features
November 5, 2018
In Kaimuki, a community art project run by streetARThawaii is painting murals over thirteen traffic signal boxes commonly targeted for graffiti. The colorfully painted boxes appear along Waialae Avenue from 17th Avenue to 8th Avenue and from Koko Head and Harding to 7th and Harding Avenues. Many of the artists involved live in the area. The projects stated goal is to reduce graffiti in the area. Photo by Emily Bullock 2018.

Murals reduce graffiti in Kaimuki

Emily Bullock, Photojournalism
October 7, 2018
Is graffiti art or a public nuisance? Local artists have turned Kakaako into their canvas. Some are inspired, while others consider it public defacement. Staff photo 2018.

Graffiti: Art or Not?

David Lee, Editorial
May 4, 2018
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