The Magic of Self-driven Cars
Spencer Phillipson
May 18, 2012
It looks like the dream of self-driven cars has finally arrived at the Nevada DMV. The state has authorized self-driven cars for its roads, the first of such a law to go into effect within the United States. The law officially went into effect on March 1, 2012. Senior Mahea Schuman said, “I wouldn’t... Read more »
A Whole New Way of Shopping
Rachel Morgan, Reporter
May 16, 2012
The biggest buzz in Kailua right now is the brand new store, Whole Foods. It is euphoric for smart and healthy shoppers alike, with over 600 shoppers within the first hour of its opening on April 18 at 9 am. Whole Foods is located across from Longs in Kailua with beautiful features and a large parking... Read more »
2012 Olympic Games Right around the Corner
Spencer Phillipson
May 2, 2012
The 2012 Summer Olympics is just around the corner and countries across the world are anxious to compete. This year’s Olympic Games will take place in London, England, from July 27 to Aug. 12. London was selected as the host city on July 6, 2005 making it the first city to officially host the modern... Read more »
Fun with The Shins
Nick Blondeau, Staff Writter
May 2, 2012
Critically acclaimed indie band The Shins played at the Blaisdell Concert hall April 17, 2012. The band recently went on tour to feature their newest album “Port of Morrow”. The Shins are an indie band from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Since their start up in 1996 only one of the original members still... Read more »
Memories Being Made
Frankie Montalvo, Reporter
April 30, 2012
A tradition is a ritual or belief that is passed down through society with origins from the past. May Day, Senior vs. Junior Football game, Senior Song, Senior Trip, and Bulldog Bash are just some of many traditions at Le Jardin. Traditions are a part of the growth and development of the school. “A... Read more »
This is Your Final Warning!
Logan Sussman, Reporter
April 30, 2012
It’s that time of year again for Le Jardin Academy high school students as they prepare for final exams. The exams are scheduled to start on Thursday, May 24 and end on Thursday, May 31. Teachers are busy winding up their final lessons to prepare the students for exam week. Many students are rushing... Read more »
His Holiness, the Dalai Jokester
Mahina Kahalewale, Reporter
April 26, 2012
His holiness, the 14th Dalai Lama visited Hawaii these past couple of weeks to share his knowledge and perspective on life, having lived 14 of them himself. While he shared his wisdom, he also cracked a few jokes to relate to the crowd of teenage students. The Dalai Lama was scheduled to have multiple... Read more »
Swimming To The Top
Jackson Shimanoff
April 26, 2012
LJA water polo girls are victorious! On April 21st at Iolani School, the Le Jardin Academy girls varsity water polo team defeated Punahou 2-1 in the tie breaker championship game. “YES! It was the best feeling I’ve ever had, to beat Punahou. My senior year is truly amazing,” said Marlena Mlynarska,... Read more »
The Shame of The Game
Hannah Sherrill
April 20, 2012
One in four teenager’s aged 11-16 say they are addicted to online computer games. “Parents across the globe are increasingly concerned about their sons and daughters online gaming habits. They are sure that there is a problem but counselors unfamiliar with online gaming addiction don’t understand... Read more »
Neighborhood Watch, a shot, a Shocked Nation
Logan Sussman, Reporter
April 18, 2012
Our nation was stunned on Feb. 26 in Sanford, Florida when a 17 year old boy was killed. Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman. At the crime scene Martin, was found with no fire arms and only a pack of skittles and an iced tea. Witnesses all have... Read more »