Category: Hawaii – Filipino
BOOK REVIEW: Marcos By Corky
by Rose Churma On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law in the Philippines, Corky Trinidad’s selected cartoons from this [Read More…]
Journalism Scholars Grateful For Tuition Assistance, Writing Opportunities And Filipino Connections
by Jasmine Sadang, 2021 Journalism Scholar When an opportunity presents itself, one should take it. Who knows what could happen once one takes that moment [Read More…]
Apply Now For Hawaii Filipino Chronicle Scholarship, Please Support Our Scholarship Program
The Hawaii Filipino Chronicle through its Filipino Media Foundation (HFC scholarship non-profit) for a fourth consecutive year since its inception will be awarding a scholarship [Read More…]
Journalism And Mass Comm Majors Wanted: Apply Now Until Nov. 15 For $2,500 Scholarship
Journalism and mass communication majors—claim money now for tuition assistance! Applications are being accepted until Nov. 15, 2022, for the 4th annual $2,500 journalism scholarship [Read More…]
Dental Impants and Teeth Fixing
by Dr. Michael Dang Dental implants are a modern and effective way to replace missing teeth and restore the function and beauty of your mouth. [Read More…]
Maintaining Your Eye Health As We Age
by Janet Kelley The American Academy of Ophthalmology states that one in six Americans ages 65 and older have a vision impairment that cannot be [Read More…]
Biden Cancels Federal College Loans As High As $20,000
by Edwin Quinabo Millions of young adults and families will get a fresh start under a student loan forgiveness plan that many are already calling [Read More…]
Monkeypox Arrives in Hawaii, Update on COVID-19 and Recommendation for New Bivalent Booster Vaccines
by Edwin Quinabo The latest emerging infectious disease outbreak of global importance is monkeypox. The contagious disease has spread to all continents. As of September [Read More…]
Start With Permit Delays To Trim Homebuilding Red Tape
by Keli‘i Akina If you need proof that Hawaii’s housing shortage is related at some level to bureaucratic incompetence, look no further than the many [Read More…]
We’ve Learned from COVID-19, We Can Beat Monkeypox Early On
For only the seventh time in history, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared on July 23 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) – [Read More…]
