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Article: Early Inter-Island Ferry
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Surfing Etiquette Surfing Etiquette is the most important thing to learn before you set foot in the surf. These rules are not so much...
Article: Knowledge Without Wisdom Will Never...
Knowledge and Wisdom Knowledge had a brother. His name was Wisdom. In the beginning both lived harmoniously, but as they grew up, they...
Article: Hawaiian Political Status of Male Chiefs Mahiole Pōheoheo
“In every day life the ancient Hawaiian trusted to the protection of his thick, coarse hair and wore no hat. When the conch-shell trumpet...
Article: Roll Film, Surf Photographer Scott Aichner
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History of the “Pokiki” in Hawaii
Reportedly, the first Portuguese in Hawai’i were sailors that came on the Eleanora in 1790. It is believed the first Portuguese...
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"Long Live the Grand Old, Sonorous, Poetical Hawaiian language..."
Oli and mele are a long-time part of the Hawaiian tradition. “As the Hawaiian songs were unwritten, and adapted to chanting rather than...
