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Hana Hou!
Vol. 15, no. 1
February / March 2012
Native Intelligence
Features
Becoming WordIn Hawai'i oli, or chant, doesn't just speak to the world -- it conjures the world
From Punk to Pro
Estria started out tagging underpasses in Honolulu; today his street art is known around the world
Alone in a Rubber Boat
Audrey Sutherland has paddled thousands of miles solo along some of the world's most epic coastlines
Departments
Good for the GooseFifty years after their reintroduction, the nene of Haleakala are thriving
Sea Hunt
Maritime archaeologist Hans Van Tilburg estimates there are some two thousand wrecks in Hawaiian waters -- and he'd like to explore every one of them
The Longest 'Ia
Anuenue School's varsity football players have, like the language they speak, defied the odds
Tho Sho Must Go On
Reverend Masatoshi Shamoto has devoted his life to teaching gagaku, Japan's ancient and stately classical music, at the University of Hawai'i
Banana Bonanza
Maui's Angela Kay Kepler and Frank Rust have traveled to the far reaches of Oceania in their search for the bananas of the Pacific
Pau Hana
iSurfBest of the Islands
Where to go and what to do in Hawaii
*Note on Hawaiian spellings:
In Hana Hou!'s print edition, we take special care to include the okina (glottal stop) and kahako (macron) marks used in proper spelling of Hawaiian words. Due to compatibility issues with certain Web browsers and search engines, however, we are not able to include them on this site.