The Economy And Government

October 26, 2011 - MidWeek
By Rick Hamada

The relentless assault of troubling news continues, and it’s understandable that angst and anxiety remain on the increase here at home and across the nation.

The Lightning Rod That Is Tim Tebow

January 25, 2012 - MidWeek
By Jerry Coffee

Twenty-three years ago, an American missionary couple in the Philippines (we’ll call them Pam and Bob) were busy doing what missionaries do: bringing souls to God. With four children already, their prayers for a fifth child were answered when Pam became pregnant.

Not Much Changes In Waikiki

January 25, 2012 - MidWeek
By Bob Jones

How did Hawaii appear to Mainlanders the year before the Pearl Harbor attack? Here are excerpts from a 1940 Forbes article titled Hawaii: Sugar-Coated Fort.

Like Film Noir At The Legislature

January 25, 2012 - MidWeek
By Dan Boylan

It was, as it was a year ago, film noir at last week’s opening of the 2012 state legislative session: No music, no dancing, few flowers, sobriety everywhere. The residents of the so-called “People’s House” were in high re-election-year mode: all business, levity at a minimum.

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A Peek Inside The Capitol

January 25, 2012 - MidWeek
By Larry Price

The square building on South Beretania is the most interesting structure on Oahu. Its open-air design is appropriately shaped like twin volcanoes surrounded by a reflective pool filled with tilapia frolicking in and out of a few wellplaced foundations.

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Roy Chang

January 25, 2012 - MidWeek
By Roy Chang