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Nash lambastes Rainbows for lack of effort in defeat

Hawaii coach Bob Nash wasn't most disappointed with the final score. Or the ongoing predicament the Rainbow Warriors face at the bottom of the Western Athletic Conference standings with their fifth straight loss.

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Fans find friends in football fun

Jan Kubelsky of Indianapolis didn't have any trouble finding new friends to watch the Super Bowl with yesterday at Aloha Tower. Decked out in her Colts fan gear, she drew the attention of David Tataipu and his brother Lima and friend Sali Tui.

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School, university plan refit

Saint Louis School and Chaminade University are planning a $60 million-to-$80 million renovation and expansion of their campuses, including a new parking structure, replacement of the Gerber Field House and new dorms.

New Year challenges

The Year of the Golden Tiger will be celebrated this year in conjunction with Valentine's Day, an occurrence that happened only a few times during the past century. But don't let the added romanticism fool you.

Taste of college keeps students in high school

Precious Holt, a 12th grader with dangly earrings and a SpongeBob pillow, climbs on the yellow school bus and promptly falls asleep for the hour-plus ride to Sandhills Community College.

Exorcising war's demons, in poetry and prose

Brian Turner was focused on staying alive, not poetry, when he served as an infantry team leader in Iraq. But he quickly saw that his experience -- "a year of complete boredom punctuated by these very intense moments" -- lent itself to the tautness of verse.

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