EXPLORING CULTURAL IDENTITY: ESSAYS
Student Reflections
Pehea nā Maka?
Artwork by Tiana Kuni, 2006
Artwork by Tiana Kuni, 2006
Nā ‘Eha o Kaho‘olawe
Poetry by Kapono Chang
Poetry by Kapono Chang
Is This Real?
Poetry by Le‘a Ka‘aha‘aina, 2006
Poetry by Le‘a Ka‘aha‘aina, 2006
Game Show
Poetry by Kikolani Martinez, 2006
Poetry by Kikolani Martinez, 2006
Ho‘i Hou i ke Ehu
It is all of our kuleana, our responsibility, as Pauahi-embraced native Hawaiians, to give back to the generations that follow us.
It is all of our kuleana, our responsibility, as Pauahi-embraced native Hawaiians, to give back to the generations that follow us.
E Ola Mau nā Kūpuna i Loko o Kākou
The field of archaeology in Hawaiʻi has been a source of turmoil since its inception in the islands.
The field of archaeology in Hawaiʻi has been a source of turmoil since its inception in the islands.
I Maui Aku Nei Au
A journal excerpt from a 2005 trip to Maui, by Hiʻilei Manoʻi-Hyde. “Ua hiki mai ka lā hope o kā mākou huaka‘i poina ‘ole ma Maui. I kēia lā, ua a‘o mākou i nā mea pili i ka wahi o Lahaina (‘o Lele kona inoa kahiko).”
A journal excerpt from a 2005 trip to Maui, by Hiʻilei Manoʻi-Hyde. “Ua hiki mai ka lā hope o kā mākou huaka‘i poina ‘ole ma Maui. I kēia lā, ua a‘o mākou i nā mea pili i ka wahi o Lahaina (‘o Lele kona inoa kahiko).”