Column: Hawaii can lead the world in literacy, again
In the 19th century, the Hawaiian kingdom achieved one of the highest literacy rates in the world, where more than […]
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Column: Cellphones don’t belong in classrooms
Across the globe, countries have acted to address the crisis of cellphone use in schools. From school districts in California
Column: AI can support, not replace, human ties
When people talk about the dangers of artificial intelligence, many imagine their jobs and decisions taken from them by machines.
Column: Justice for Hawaiian lands, not bullying
Hawaii is at a historic crossroads in its relationship with the U.S. military. Gov. Josh Green has counseled the public
Column: Justice reforms will help Hawaii youth
Too often, vulnerable and abused children end up in our juvenile and adult criminal justice systems where they are subject
Column: Higher cigarette tax equals healthier Hawaii
Hawaii faces a critical choice for its health and economy: Will we continue to let tobacco addiction harm our communities,