Push ups in the park.
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Fitness and fun in Kapi’olani Regional Park
Jour 307 Photojournalism held class in Honolulu’s central park
March 28, 2024
Walking is a common pastime in the park.
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About the Contributors
Emma Caires, Contributor
Aloha! My name is Emma Caires, and I am a third-year journalism major at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. I thoroughly enjoy expanding my range in journalism by reporting on a variety of events regarding our campus and students, but my favorite area, as of right now, is feature writing, specifically human-interest stories. I’m looking forward to further immersing myself in campus life and knowledge through this program.
Josslyn Rose, Contributor
Aloha! My name is Josslyn Rose and I am a freshman Journalism student at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. I look forward to combining my passions for writing, reading, and public speaking to cover news across the state.
Chelsea Burks, Contributor
My name is Chelsea Burks, and I am a sophomore at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. I am pursuing a degree in Journalism. I hope to one day report for the NFL, whether that is as a whole or a specific team. Growing up, my family religiously watched football games, and I fell in love with the game. At the same time, I fell in love with the writing and especially the photography aspect and found sports journalism to be a perfect way to mesh the two together! I am incredibly grateful to be able to study in such a unique place and experience a unique culture and way of life. Currently, I am a junior sports writer for Ka Leo, a UH-run newspaper. I am learning the skills that I will need for my career and am having so much fun doing so!