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Jim from Salt Lake
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Great job! These kids or I should say Young Adults make their parents and us proud of their achievements. Keep going and do good. You are models for everyone....young and old alike!
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Char Siu Bao Girl
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Great job, Pamela!!!!!!!!
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Keal
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I hope that these children earned their awards fair and square. I know that sometimes, there's favoritism because of wealth, gender or race, which sometimes cannot be proven. Our Counselors should be monitoring these awards and they should also be fair and just. There's too many crooked things going on these days, hence, natural disasters, especially since they've intensified. If we're not careful, these disasters could happen to us. We need to make peace with one another, be fair and help those who may struggle. I am proud of all of our youth. They have more adversity than our forefathers and the rest of us but, still prevail. Some children are just plained spoiled, receiving everything from parents but not deserving. Others are not receiving but are deserving. "Parents, do not harm your children in any way. Be kind to them and listen to them. Do not award them if not deserving. Set boundaries and be strong". Aloha Ke Akua.
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Nick
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(Biased Comment)Iolani Rocks. As an Ioalni Alum, I have to say I am proud to see the pattern of academic excellence continue. Study on Raiders...
Not sure what Keal was trying to get at, but oh well.
(Un-biased Comment)Good job to all high schoolers, teachers and parents reponsible for the youth recognizing the merit in working and studying hard early on, with hopes of a better more learned future.
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Get Real
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Good job Star-Bulletin. We need to hear more success stories about our people. Serves as an inspiration for the rest of us. Linda Lingle was right. Hawaii's people are one of our greatest resources and we should support and develop their talent.
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Westsideray
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I don't see any Hawaiian names, how come eh? Come on Hawaiian's, make the word Hawaiian have some meaning to it. Parents teach your children well, don't just teach them to play video games.
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Honolulu
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Way to represent Hawaii. Good job
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Blu Ray
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Keal wrote: I hope that these children earned their awards fair and square. I know that sometimes, there's favoritism because of wealth, gender or race, which sometimes cannot be proven. Our Counselors should be monitoring these awards and they should also be fair and just. There's too many crooked things going on these days, hence, natural disasters, especially since they've intensified. If we're not careful, these disasters could happen to us. We need to make peace with one another, be fair and help those who may struggle. I am proud of all of our youth. They have more adversity than our forefathers and the rest of us but, still prevail. Some children are just plained spoiled, receiving everything from parents but not deserving. Others are not receiving but are deserving. "Parents, do not harm your children in any way. Be kind to them and listen to them. Do not award them if not deserving. Set boundaries and be strong". Aloha Ke Akua. Gimme a break
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Wow
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It's quite obvious that Iolani has the most academic students on this island. They always out number Punahou in scholar awards whether it be the National Merit or Sterling Award. Iolani must have better instructors and smarter students or is Punahou over-rated?
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Judge it!
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