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Anything Goes is the last ever show to be performed at Diamond Head Theatre and will end on Sunday, Oct. 2, due to the rebuilding of the theater next door. However, this theater has historical significance. It was built in 1915 and it’s America’s third oldest running community theater. Due to its significance, they aren’t knocking it down according to the Diamond Head Theater website.

‘Anything Goes’ closes Diamond Head Theater

Mia Nishiguchi, Photojournalism
October 18, 2022
Infographic made using Visme and Clip Studio by Mina Kohara.

News Years Celebrations Around the World in 2020

Mina Kohara, Graphics & Illustrations
December 13, 2021
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
yŭ, the Chinese character for language.

Exploring Chinese at Kalani

Riley McCurtain, Student Life
December 26, 2017
Ogata Kenzan (Kyoto, 1663 - Tokyo, 1743) Hojas de yedra en otoño (posterior a 1732) Período Edo (1615-1868) MET (Nueva York). Wiki Commons.

Japanese Class Teaches More Than Language

November 19, 2017
Staff photo 2017.

Kalani Culture Encourages Kindness

Staff, Photojournalism
November 9, 2017
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