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Spread Aloha, Not Germs

Zachary Gonsalves, Video
December 17, 2020
Bethlyn Tanabe (12) raises her hand in Ms. Carlyn Yoshinas marine science class. Seniors returned to campus in a hybrid schedule on Nov. 23, but many opted to stay at home and work online. Ms. Yoshinas class has seven seniors total, but usually only half of the seniors come to campus to learn in-person. Three companies—Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca—have announced promising results of clinical trials on their vaccines and many believe education professionals should be the first the receive the treatment. Photo by Ka Leo staff Dec. 3, 2020.

A vaccine could be the key to defeating COVID-19

Lily Washburn, Voices
December 3, 2020
Since Governor Ige and Mayor Caldwell eased restriction, the beaches on Oahus south shore have been crowded. Despite regulations, many beachgoers use tents in the sand. Photo taken by Lin Meyers on Oct. 25 at Waikiki.

Back to the Start

Lin Meyers, News Feature
November 23, 2020
Shoppers in Hawaii wait for admission to Costco, clumped and in winding lines. Staff accepted a group of customers for every group that exited, minimizing panicked shopping and the potential spreading of the coronavirus. However, Costco lines, unlike those outside of stores like Whole Foods, do not have social distancing precautions. Honolulu reached 343 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 5 deaths by April 10. Photo by Saara Chadwick.

Long lines at Costco

Saara Nicole Chadwick, Photojournalism
April 24, 2020
Virgil Lin blanks out as the coronavirus mood engulfs him: dark, secluded, and lurking in the background. Many students are trying to find ways to cope with the boredom of social distancing, and minute moments such as the one pictured above dominate quarantine life. The suspension of public schools until April 30, sports, and extracurriculars also weigh heavily on students’ morale. Photo and caption by Virgil Lin 2020.

Coronavirus status update as of April 10

Virgil Lin, News
April 12, 2020
Editorial Cartoon by Mina Kohara 2020.

Covidwood!

Mina Kohara, Editorial Cartoon
February 26, 2020
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