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The Kalani JV Mixed team celebrates after winning their race, completing Kalani's sweep at the OIA JV Championships on Saturday, Jan. 24. The team is comprised of, from right to left, Genesis-Angel Mar, Mason Quaccia, Reid Bernier, Sariah Virtudes, Miu Little and Elijah Gregory.

JV Paddling sweeps OIA Championships!

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Senior Alina Stephenson stands in the Kalani High School gym, where she has spent years competing as a multi-sport athlete. After suffering a second ACL tear just before her final season, she has transitioned to a leadership role, helping her teammates by offering a new perspective from the sidelines.

Not done yet: the story of Alina Stephenson

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Gemini said Members of the Kalani High School Coast Guard JROTC unit march on the athletic field during their annual inspection on Feb. 18.

Kalani's Coast Guard JROTC anchors success

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An old photograph of my grandma Lilia, my two aunties: Josie and Lorna, my grandma’s sister, and her two kids. Taken after they had only recently moved to the United States.

Filipino culture in Hawaii

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Kalani wrestling coach Racer Moody celebrates with freshmen Ashlyn Wang and Slayter Kamimura who both won their weight divisions at the Oahu Interscholastic League (OIA) JV Wrestling Championships on Saturday, Jan. 24 at Kailua High School. "Slayter Kamimura won with a last second takedown," Coach Racer says. "Match of the day for sure." The competition started on Friday, Jan. 23, with wrestlers competing throughout the day. The finals were held on Saturday.

Wang and Kamimura pin competition at OIA JV Champs

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Ashely Wang (9) surges toward the finish line in the 1,500 meter race at the JV Eastern Championships. Wang was the top Kalani athlete in Cross Country in the Fall season, and showcased her exceptional endurance, earning second place in both the 1500 and 3000.
JV Girls Track take OIA East crown
Kalani guard Jordin Baker (9) drives down the court during a tense game against Moanalua on Jan. 16. Baker scored 23 points and was named player of the game by OC16. The game ended in a 49-46 victory for Kalani.
Girls’ bball with historic season
Around Campus
Pedestrians navigate a rain-slicked street in Japan, a culture that Kalani High School's Japan Club explores through hands-on activities every Monday in Mrs. Klein's room, C23. The club offers its members a deeper understanding of Japanese traditions by making crafts and preparing authentic dishes.
Japan Club with Ms. Klein explores the culture
Atona Chan (12) explores the history and environment of Hainan Island. Chan, an accomplished artist, was selected as a student representative for Kalani’s Cultural Exchange trip, an experience she says shifted her perspective on Chinese culture and diversity.
Why Kalani artist Atona Chan calls art her ‘voice’
Features
A student sits with a pen and phone resting on a blank sheet of paper, waiting to begin class. While many students feel overwhelmed by piling assignments, seniors Airi Choy and YiJia Wang maintain their focus with strict schedules and "off days" to manage heavy workloads. By prioritizing mental breaks and seeking guidance from supportive mentors, they demonstrate that academic success is as much about rejuvenation as it is about hard work.
Staying on top of school
An old photograph of my grandma Lilia, my two aunties: Josie and Lorna, my grandma’s sister, and her two kids. Taken after they had only recently moved to the United States.
Filipino culture in Hawaii
Voices
Album art for Olivia Rodrigo's new single, "drop dead."
Review: drop dead by Olivia Rodrigo
A posted sign explains that a church is closed.
SATIRE: Student protests over religious discrimination
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