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ON THE SUMMIT Features MPI 'Ohana

ON THE SUMMIT, a Hawaiian music CD by KUmZ, N Kumu Hula Michael Lanakila Casupang and Karl Veto Baker (featuring the students of Hlau I Ka Wkiu) will be released November 16. Says Casupang, "This CD is a way to
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Ka Nalu Ola wins two prestigious awards

Congratulations to the staff of MPI's literary journal, Ka Nalu Ola. The spring 2010 edition won two prestigious awards: a First Place Award from the American Scholastic Press Association and a Silver Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. "Although
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Aug 31 2010 MPI kayakers excel!

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High School News
Conflict resolution workshop for freshmen

Twenty-seven high school peer mediators not only help their classmates mediate conflicts, they also educate their peers about conflict resolution.
During the freshmen long homeroom period Tuesday, Nov. 16, peer mediators facilitated a conflict resolution workshop focusing on cyber bullying. The peer mediators felt it was important to address the topic of cyber bullying because it has become an increasingly growing problem amongst young people.
"Having the peer mediators discuss cyber bullying and ways to cope with the problem can be very effective since young people tend to be more receptive to information and guidance from their peers rather than from adults delivering the same message," said Cathy Ching.

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Dance and Music from Bali
On November 18, over 200 kindergarten, first, second and sixth graders gathered in Bakken Auditorium to enjoy "Dance and Music from Bali", brought to them by the East-West Center. The 6th grade has benefited from a 10-year long relationship with the East-West Center that has allowed them to visit exhibits, learn about various art forms, and participate in hands-on cultural activities from around the world.