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Emily Harrison: How to Deal With Depression as a Student
We all have moments, whether it be in college or just another day in life, where our surroundings way too heavily on us. Sometimes we just need to know we’re not alone.
The Moonlight Masquerade 2024: See All the Outfits
Stilettos, satin and suits came one after another at the ballroom in Aloha Tower Marketplace Thursday evening, showcasing an array…
‘The Homeless Guy’ Brings His Suitcase to School and Sleeps on Beaches
If you’ve spotted a young man with curly hair and a floral suitcase strolling along the streets of Honolulu, you’ve…
Emily Harrison: Down Bad Not At The Gym
I may have fallen victim to those freshman fifteen, but i know how to fight back
Planning To Bring Mystery and Glamour to Aloha Tower
On November 14th from 6 to 9 pm, students at Hawai‘i Pacific University will host a masquerade ball at the…
Yoga Philosophy: Learning Beyond Physical Practice
When student Ellinor Hopen first began in HPUs Yoga Philosophy class, she was surprised that there was no actual physical…
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.
Emily Harrison: Recovering From Senioritis
Are you struggling with senioritis? Does the thought of freedom, so close, discourage you from wanting to do any work? Are you an underclassman experiencing the symptoms of senioritis? Don’t worry loves I got you.
Emily Harrison: International English Honor Society
I do believe in the old saying, “actions speak louder than words.”
Of course they do. But what most fail to realize, is that words leave a bigger impact. Words, are a foundation of which a society is built. Words transform the world into something worthwhile.
Sigma Tau Delta has made it their mission to further interest and further education in both literature and the English language.