Leeward Community College students will be able to participate in intramural sports this fall. Students will be able to form their own teams with other students and challenge other student teams.

A volleyball league will be held on campus in the fall semester and it’s also open to Leeward faculty as well as students from the University of Hawai‘i-West O‘ahu.

Writer: Lono Willis
Photographer: S'meta

To some, the term “community” may be as simple as “people.” To Webster’s Dictionary, it means “a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality often having a common culture.”

For Laurie Lawrence, Coordinator of the Leeward Community College-Wai‘anae campus, a community is “a group of people with the same basic vision who work together for that vision to become reality.”

By Andrew Outwater
Staff Writer

To start this review off, I enjoyed the first “Transformers.” It was a stupid, but fun introduction to what could have been a great franchise or a solid stand-alone film.

Then “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” came out and just sucked every bit of life out of me for close to three hours. As I explain here, I absolutely loathed the second movie. It later was said that the second film was during the writers’ strike, and they didn’t have much of a script to go off of. Michael Bay is not a storyteller (much less a creative thinker in terms of story), so having him come up with stuff on set off the top of his head would explain why it sucked so much.

The Semester of Shakespeare was presented by literature students at Leeward Community College. The semester-long, award-winning project featured lectures, workshops, films and a performance of Shakespeareʻs “A Midsummer Nightʻs Dream,” held on April 23 to coincide with his birthday.

Photos by Robert Pascua. A bodyboarder catches a wave while a turtle cruises beneath the wave.