STORIES

• ON THE COVER:
  Huna o Kalaupaua
  • Edwin Lelepali, Democrat
  • "Boogie" Kahilihiwa
  • Makia Malo
  • Norbert Palea
• DOE immersion schools celebrate 20th anniversary
• Ceded lands settlement community meetings draw crowds
• Hawai'i Supreme Court ruling keeps ceded lands intact
• Obama, Clinton racing toward
  the presidency
• Hawaiian Brian Ching plays professional soccer at home
• Supreme Justice Breyer on minority-preference programs
• Honolulu ground zero for global warming conference
• Ben Henderson up to task at Liliʻuokalani Childrenʻs Center
• Holoholo i ka ʻŌlelo Hawai'i
• Galuteria running for state Senate
• Kūhi'ō Festival adds health focus
• Utah teacher from Lā'ie wins national educator award
• Kamehameha-Kapālama squad wins fourth national title
• OHA helps grant seekers
• Napua Grieg - Kumu on the move
• Pahinui back from the Grammys
• Review: Mahina O Waiʻalae
• Tyranny and iwi exposed
• Nū Hou - Newsbriefs
  

COLUMNS

• Chair Haunani Apoliona -
  30-year dispute resolved
• Vice-Chair Walter M. Heen -
  The great divide
• Boyd P. Mossman -
  Ceded lands settlement in the best interest of all Hawaiians
• Rowena Akana -
  Too little, too late
• Robert K. Lindsey, Jr. -
  From Waimea to Waiomina

• Dr. Claire Hughes -
  Nā Wai Nāhiku: Seven steps
• Jimmy F. 'Jeno' Enocencio -
  New attitudes, health behaviors

• Ka Leo Kaiāulu - Letters
• 'Alemanaka - Calendar
• Ho'ohui 'Ohana - Reunions
• Mākeke Hō'ike -
  Display Advertising
• Mākeke - Classifieds
• Colophon
  
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