Some books that parents want to ban
Hoang Nguyen, reporter
February 8, 2016
Parents sometimes try to ban books. American Library Association’s Office of Intellectual Freedom records books that are challenged. Two last year were: "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" (1990) by Stephen Chbosky and "Drama" (2012) by Raina Telgemeier. "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" (...
The World and Us: The Oscars
Kanoe Costorio Meyer, reporter
February 8, 2016
Filed under News
"Mad Max: Fury Road" is an Oscar nominated movie. This movie had taken over 30 years since "Beyond Thunderdome" for it to come out. My dad has watched "Beyond Thunderdome" and I would like to watch "Mad Max: Fury Road" . The only nominated movie that had seen was " The Martian" and I don't think it should wi...
Solar panels save money at McKinley High School
Hoang Nguyen, reporter
February 8, 2016
McKinley High School got new solar panels in December to save money on electricity. The solars panels were made by a company called OpTerra. They called this project the Ka Hei program. The project began on Nov. 10 and ended on Dec. 31. The benefit of the solar panels is that it will cut down the el...
Listening to music while working: Good or bad?
Hoang Nguyen, reporter
January 21, 2016
Music is something everyone shares and has an opinion about, but is it good or bad to listen to music while you are working? Many people think listening to music is positive. Studies have shown that listening to music while studying or performing a task helps people pay more attention in their work...
Ala Moana Center expands
Sarah Kim, editor
November 23, 2015
The Ala Moana Center opened its Ewa Wing on Nov. 15 after almost two years since the General Growth Properties began this project. The 650,000 square feet expansion includes over 30 new stores. One is Hawaii’s first-ever Bloomingdale’s. Some stores are Zara, a second Forever 21, Brandy Melville and Foodl...
City of love becomes city of terror
Josephine Muniz, Reporter
November 23, 2015
Filed under News
The Paris attack has many students asking, who’s next? People live in fear because of the many incidents that occurred. Masked gunmen fired into the restaurant, Le Petit Cambodge. Five minutes after the unexpected shooting, a second bomb exploded at the State De France stadium. Simon Couper, a witnes...
Despite dangers, teens still sext
November 9, 2015
Filed under News
Dosomething.org says nearly 40 percent of all teenagers have posted or sent sexually suggestive messages, but this practice is more common among boys than girls. In a survey of 273 McKinley High School students, 18 percent said they have participated in sexting. "I think it [sexting]...
Giving back vs. forced labor
Sarah Kim, Josephine Muniz, and Katie Jones
October 26, 2015
Filed under News
When a teacher announces to his or her class that they have lunch duty, how do the students react? Is cafeteria duty necessary for our school? According to the State of Hawaii's Board of Education, cafeteria duty is required for all Hawaiian public schools to provide students with nutritional meals,...
Survey: Should McKinley High School change its name?
Alika Valdez, guest writer
September 20, 2015
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