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What is Dark Matter?
When you hear the phrase “dark matter,” you may immediately think of some kind of hocus pocus dark magic. If you know it has something to...

Fiona Hamilton
May 194 min read
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Mass Extinctions
Many of us know of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs approximately sixty-five million years ago. However, there have been at...

Fiona Hamilton
Apr 216 min read
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The Beauty of the Ocean
The ocean sits beneath the sky, the sun drifts by as it shimmers. Mountains crumble to their taste, Time, in waves, is never a waste. She...

Siena Long
Apr 71 min read
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Native Plant Highlight & Poem: Hoi Kuahiwi
Highlight By Kai Garcia-Tobar April is Native Hawaiian Plant Month, a time to spread awareness of the plethora of plants native to...

Kai Garcia-Tobar & Toby Gordon
Apr 73 min read
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Kilauea's Most Recent Eruption
Kilauea is well known for being the most active volcano on the planet. Already, in my lifetime there have been several notable eruptions...

Fiona Hamilton
Apr 74 min read
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Spotting Planets in Tonight's Sky
If the sky is clear and the moon isn’t out, the night sky becomes a beautiful sight with thousands of tiny pinpricks that form...

Fiona Hamilton
Mar 243 min read
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Could Alien Life Exist In Our Solar System?
In a universe with uncountable planets and solar systems, it seems unlikely that Earth is the only one that can support life. When people...

Fiona Hamilton
Mar 33 min read
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Native Plant Highlight: Wiliwili
The native plant highlight for this Parker Press posting is the immensely resilient and intensely beautiful wiliwili (Erythrina...

Kai Garcia-Tobar
Mar 33 min read
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5 Things To Do During Spring Break
As spring break is right around the corner, you may be thinking to yourself, “Wow, I want to have a fun spring break!” I'm a spring baby,...

Angela McDonald
Mar 32 min read
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Stuck
Wake up, same walls, same sky, same road where the cars roll by. Same faces, same halls, same air— like I’m breathing the weight of...

Hana Mahmood
Mar 31 min read
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Big Fluffy Cats: Ragdoll, Ragamuffin, Persian
Ragdolls, Ragamuffins, Persians. These are all cat breeds known for their friendly personalities, long fur, and large physique. Each cat...

Fiona Hamilton
Feb 174 min read
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Touch Down #1 - Korea: A Recap
Do you ever randomly decide, "I'm going to South Korea?" No? Well, I do, and this winter break, I jumped on my travel impulse. I spent...

Kennedi-Grace Magaoay
Feb 173 min read
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Reasons to Live Through the Apocolypse
Inspired by Nikita Gill’s poem Reasons to Live Through the Apocolypse Joy. Smiling. Completion. Being outside. Sitting under trees....

Toby Gordon
Feb 31 min read
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Native Plant Highlight: ‘Ala’ala Wai Nui
The native plant highlight for this Parker Press posting is the elusive yet extravagantly showy ‘Ala’ala Wai Nui (Peperomia sp.)...

Kai Garcia-Tobar
Jan 202 min read
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17 Traveling Tips to Minimize Stress
‘Tis the season of traveling, so here are a few travel tips I’ve picked up over time. If you have a tip or trick you’d like to recommend,...

Kennedi-Grace Magaoay
Jan 202 min read
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Best Trends of 2024
Over the course of this year, there have been some ups and downs in fashion and food trends. This list might be controversial to some,...

Angela McDonald
Dec 23, 20242 min read
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Confronting Our Duty To The Future
“If the Mayflower was the advent of American freedom, then the White Lion was the advent of American slavery.” This quote caught my...

Aria Smith
Sep 23, 20242 min read
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Spring in Japan Pt. 2: A Photo Series
All photos were taken in Japan (Skye Moore).

Skye Moore
Apr 22, 20241 min read
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Don't Be Worried About Nuclear Energy
Over the past few decades, nuclear energy has been demonized and portrayed as a dangerous technology. Some academics, members of the...

Soren Miles Fesel
Mar 4, 20245 min read
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Matcha Hater to Loving Addict: Where the World Went Wrong
The matcha latte has taken over. While the tea made of shaded and young green tea leaves has been around since the seventh-century Tang...

Isabella Russo
Feb 19, 20243 min read
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