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caterpillar it feeds on the mamaki leaves before pupating and transforming into a butterfly. 11: Interesting facts of its life: An interesting fact about the Kamehameha butterfly is that it is only one of the two species of butterfly endemic to Hawaii. Another interesting fact about the kamehameha butterfly is that it was named after the work of a group of 5 graders at Pearl Ridge Elementary school. 12: A brief description of its reproduction activities: So first a butterfly gives lays eggs. Next

sugar was king. The Filipinos were the last race group to arrive in Hawai‘i, and the first sakadas arrived in 1906. It was a difficult decision for many people in the Philippines to travel a great distance in order to experience Kasla Glorya Ti Hawaii . Although hopeful, many Filipinos faced challenges, obstacles, and

LeAna B. Gloor’s From the Melting Pot to the Tossed Salad Metaphor provides a look into different opinions about multiculturalism in America. Gloor is an urban planner based in Hawaii, and attended the University of Hawaii at Hilo. The essay was published in the fourth volume of the University’s academic journal, Hohonu. Gloor’s main claim is that multiculturalism is a positive part of American life and forcing those who do not conform to social norms to become more “American” is bad for the country

Is sacrificing your life for sports worth it? Many college athletes would say yes to this question. For having the opportunity of being a college athlete I have been injured in extreme way, not only was I out of practice for the sport I play but school as well. It took a huge toll on me, not only physically but mentally. I had to pay out of pocket for this injury with having to get prescriptions and for going to the hospital. College athletes should be paid for many reasons. In 2003 611 students

In May of 2017 at University of Hawaii at Hilo, I will obtain a Bachelors in Psychology May of 2017. When I first attended college, I worked full-time, attended school full-time, and tried my best to have a social life. This last fall semester, I enrolled in five upper division courses, a 10-15 hour practicum per week, and worked 20 hours a week as a nanny. It was challenging to get everything done, but I still managed to get straight A’s. Completing my Bachelors has been a long journey, one that

unique culture that have shaped this state into what we see today. The special bond that the natives have formed between themselves and nature is not exactly one of a kind, but it is something that can truly be admired. Around approximately 300 AD, Hawaii was discovered by Polynesians who arrived by canoe from Tahiti. These migrants brought their polytheistic spirituality and formed a large intricate society with hierarchies consisting of many chiefs. Alongside the ruling of the chiefs, the newborn

University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo is in the attempt of building a Thirty-Meter telescope on Mauna Kea. To Hawaiians Mauna Kea holds a high value of historical and sacred context and should not be disturbed. Although, the construction of the thirty-meter telescope (TMT) will result in being the most powerful telescope in the world, bringing the worlds best researchers to Hawaiʻi. The construction of TMT will also bring an estimated total of 10,000 job opportunities to Hawaiʻi (Deneen). The TMT poses

Education: B.A. in Sociology + Minor in Political Science | University of California, Irvine | Class of 2015 Work Experience: Equinox Fitness Club | Sales Associate | Newport Beach, CA | Present • Promoting exclusive active wear and merchandise that compliment healthy lifestyles, while establishing relationships with club members to create a satisfactory experience. Floor Décor Design Co. LLC | Receptionist/Assistant to Design Consultants | Hilo, HI| July-June 2011, June-August 2013 • Answered telephones

nearby towns. Scientists and citizens scramble to find the answer: how do we stop a volcanic eruption from destroying nearby civilization without stopping the natural occurrence? Kilauea As the youngest and most southeastern volcano on Hawaii 's big island, Kilauea has been suggested to be the world’s most active volcano; having recorded 61 historical eruptions, not including the continuous lava-lake activity in Halema 'uma 'u Crater (Life Stages of Hawaiian Volcanoes). Kilauea is at it

researched more and more, I found a subtopic that intrigued and fascinated me: String Stability. I was very interested that I was very tempted to apply for the fellowship another year to research it however, since I will be transferring to the University of Hawaii at Hilo, applying another year is not an option for me but I would still like to research this topic on my own free time. During the first few months of research, I attended research seminars which were instructed by our advisor Antonio Castro