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Why Science Alone Won't Solve the Climate Crisis

New research paper emphasizes the human element in managing climate risks in the Pacific. More »

Hawaii students head to MATHCOUNTS National Competition

HECO's Lynne Unemori and Nathan Yuen flank the winners of the MATHCOUNTS State Competition: Junhao Li, Brian Kim, Nikolai Chen and Ethan Vo (1st place) with coach Todd Chow-Hoy.

Winners of the MATHCOUNTS Hawaii State Competition are now heading to the National competition in Orlando, Florida from May 6-9, 2010. More »

PIAA needs funds to stay afloat

Last month at Sheraton Waikīkī and in November at the Honolulu Design Center, dozens of Hawai'i high school seniors signed national letters of intent to accept athletic scholarship offers from colleges across the country. More »

TEACHER AT SEA

Student Tori Borengasser, 17, and teacher Buffy Cushman-Patz look at the Web site that Cushman-Patz will use during her trip to Galapagos.

Student Tori Borengasser, 17, and teacher Buffy Cushman-Patz look at the Web site that Cushman-Patz will use during her trip to Galapagos. More »

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