Category: Features
Filipino Workers’ Role in Hawaii’s Labor Movement Part 1
by Dr. Arcelita Imasa Were Filipino workers treated well in the past and have they played a role in improving working and living conditions in [Read More…]
Karit Iti Pluma Ni Ilokano Part 1
by Amado I. Yoro Tallopulo ket maysa a tawen itan, Pebrero 2023 ita a sursuratek, ngem kasla idi kalman laeng. Kasta ti kinapateg ti maysa [Read More…]
Fighting Inflammation – The Key to Healthy Aging from Dr. Bradley Willcox
by Robert Kay Dr. Bradley Willcox trained at the University of Toronto, the Mayo Clinic, and Harvard Medical School. His work has appeared in cover articles [Read More…]
THEATRE REVIEW: Symphony In Manila
by Rose Cruz Churma Unlike a full-blown play, in a staged reading the cast read their lines on stage. The setting is minimal—in this case, [Read More…]
Salute to Filipino Workers on Labor Day
by Raymund Llanes Liongson, PhD History has taught us that Filipino presence in Hawaii is rooted in labor. Filipino migration to Hawaii began in 1906 [Read More…]
The Excitement for the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup
by Dylan Bothamley and Max Levin The 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup tipped off on Friday, August 25 in Manila, Okinawa and Jakarta. The Philippines [Read More…]
The Philippines Historic Campaign At The 2023 Women’s World Cup
by Dylan Bothamley and Max Levin The Women’s World Cup ended on August 20th with Spain defeating England 1-0 in a tense final match. The [Read More…]
Symphony in Manila: A Play
by Renelaine B. Pfister On August 19 at 7 p.m., there will be a staged reading of Michael Markrich’s play, Symphony in Manila, at Manoa [Read More…]
Kumu Kahua Auditions Moved To New Dates
The audition dates for Kumu Kahua’s upcoming play Haoleland has moved to August 27 and 28, 2023. The audition will be held at Kumu Kahua [Read More…]
Artificial Intelligence’s Impact on Business and Investments
by Rose Cruz Churma The Hawaii Philippines Business and Economic Council (HPBEC) held its monthly first Wednesday virtual forum last August 2 at 4 p.m. [Read More…]
