Wraping Up the Semester!
The approaching end of the semester makes me think about my academic path throughout the semester including my favorite moments…
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Sharks Dominate in Final Regular Season Match Against UH Hilo
HPU 6, HILO 1. Sharks qualified to the conference championship!
Senior Day For HPU tennis team
Aloha Friday Farewell – My Last Match at Kailua Racquet Club
Mireya’s Movie Review: Fight Club
It was such a great watch for me, and I was already intrigued by the storyline and plot from the first 20 minutes. With the twist as well. it was so well-written I honestly didn’t expect it. They did an amazing job with the film. Definetely a 5/5 for me!
Review: ‘Oldtimers’
Another poet has arrived at HPU! Who knew Hawaii had so many renounced poets? It’s truly remarkable. I suppose the way of life here, and the nature that engulfs in fever-like dream, is something to try to capture into words.
Emily Harrison: Review of Women
Sometimes we don’t all get what we have worked for, but in some cases its better that way. take a break and learn all about the ins and outs of this fall’s play, Women.
Emily Harrison: Ennealogy Review
I have hundreds of books in my collection, and I am very bad at reading them.
But, despite that fact, I have read quite a few books, and I will gladly give my review on them.
Emily Harrison: North Shore Expedition
North shore is like an escape on the island. Sometimes being down in Honolulu or even Waikiki is just, simply, too much. There’s so much noise, too much light, too much human development.
It’s too much.
Sometimes, you just need to get away and remember where you are.
We are on an island. So why doesn’t it feel like that?
Well, a trip to North Shore will cure that city sickness right away.
Emily Harrison: A Heluhelu of Poetry
Aloha everyone. I’m unsure if anyone from the school, other than the honors students and faculty, knows who Brandy McDougall is, but she is a Hawaii State Poet Laureate.
She’s published two poetry books: “Finding Meaning”, and “Birth Land.” At these conferences, she discussed and read from “Birthland” which was honestly quite moving, quite passionate. She brought tears to herself and to her audience.
Especially for a school-based poetry reading conference, I thought it was quite endearing.