Honolulu's beleaguered rail system is open and ready to serve, but few are choosing to ride it.
Honolulu’s beleaguered rail system is open and ready to serve, but few are choosing to ride it.
Kristina Estrada
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Rail to Nowhere, Carrying Almost No One

Photojournalism students ride the new rail, find few people on it
Katherine Sewell, Arell Vivit, Skylar Bolda, and Kristina Estrada
March 28, 2024
Skyar Bolda
Skylar Bolda
Another empty train on the ride around Oʻahu.
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UH Wahine volleyball team sweeps UC Santa Barbara (25-14, 21, 17) at the Stan Sheriff Center, avenging their loss as they were swept at Santa Clara 3 weeks ago. Caylen Alexander took only 36 swings and had a match high 19 kills and senior setter Kate Lang tied a career high with six hills and match high 40 assists and six digs in the win against the Gouchos. After the victory, the team celebrated. On the right is a smiling Tali Hakas who had 4 kills and 8 digs.
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Schauss applied decorative markings to the skull using black glass rods as the glass skull neared completion. These rods were melted and applied to the piece directly while other students worked to ensure the piece didn't cool off too much.
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Walking is a common pastime in the park.
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A fly-away umbrella hovers over Waikīkī.
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Waikīkī at a glance
Waikīkī at a glance