March For Our Lives Event
By Jana Julian | Staff Writer Following the national school walkout on March 14th, this Saturday,...
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By Jana Julian | Staff Writer Following the national school walkout on March 14th, this Saturday,...
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By Sarah Hendrix | Staff Writer KCC hosted music and dances found around the world on the last day...
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By Kapiʻo News Staff STORIES Preview : KCC to Celebrate 30th Annual International Festival Monday...
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By Katlin Cilliers | Staff Writer KCC students and visitors gathered on Wednesday for a screening...
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By Sarah Hendrix | Staff Writer What are you most excited about for Spring Break? Marissa Vinberg ...
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Sarah Hendrix | Staff Writer Laʻamea Paleka and Keonaona Chun-Pesckia both performed one of the...
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By Lexus Yamashiro | Staff Writer First-year KCC student Iroha Mochida participated in the...
Read MorePosted by Mark Ladao | Mar 19, 2018 | Voices & Views |
Grace Tang, 18, is in her second semester as an Art History major and hopes to be a part of the art world in the future, whether as an artist or a curator at a museum.
Grace lived in Hawaiʻi until she was about 10 years old, when she moved to California. She moved back to Hawaiʻi with her family about a year ago to start a church. Grace’s father, a pastor, and mother had lived in Hawaiʻi two times prior for the same reason. He gives sermons for small groups on Saturday nights at Kalani High School. Grace has a close relationship with her family and said that they do everything together.
She prefers to draw or make collages when creating.
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