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The Soul
of Cuba in the heart of Honolulu
What
happens when you combine the essence of Cuban cuisine with
a Caribbean decor? The result is Soul de Cuba, a restaurant
that serves food for every soul. Right around the corner
from HPU, across from Hawai‘i Theatre. Soul de Cuba
opened at the beginning of July of 2006 and it hasn’t
stopped surprising visitors with its delicious food. [More]
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People enjoy the fun atmosphere and
delicious homemade food at Soul de Cuba Cafe! It is a new
and upcoming place for students and families to enjoy.
Photo by Eddie London
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Academy presents shapes of things
to come
Won Ju Lim: In Many Things to Come opened in
the Clare Boothe Luce Gallery at the Honolulu Academy of
Arts Oct. 5 and runs through Nov. 26. This presentation is
the third in a series of exhibition of works by internationally
known contemporary artists that was initiated by the academy
in 2005. [More]
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Wo Ju Lim’s paintings are currently on display
at the Honolulu Academy of Arts.
Courtesy Honolulu Academy
of Arts
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RFID technology: Progress or privacy
violation?
How would you feel if you knew that the underwear
you bought at Wal-mart was tracking your whereabouts? [More]
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Community group helps
youth at risk
“Dreams are not something to wait for,
they are something to work for,” is written on a poster
in a classroom on Castle High School, and some of the students
there fight hard to attain their dreams. Kalamalama visited
a Work Place Readiness class at Castle High School in which
the students were engaged in a project with Breakthroughs for
Youth at Risk, a worldwide non-profit organization that helps
teens to face their obstacles, change their attitudes, and
make good decisions. [More]
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Castle High School teacher Donna Okita,
l., and Breakthroughs for Youth at risk Director Clinton
Terril, r., help students attain their dreams.
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Government: stay out of gas pricing
Now that gasoline prices are below $3 a gallon,
calls for the government to “do something” to
force prices lower have temporarily abated. But it is crucial
for us to recognize that no matter what the price of gasoline
is, such calls are wrong. All market fluctuations in the
price of gasoline, up or down, are a good thing—and
none of the government’s business. [More]
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Fluctuations in gasoline
prices are due to supply and demand and should not be regulated
by the government.
Photo by Jermel Quillopo
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