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Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror
Journalism's Future ... Now

The Mānoa Mirror
Noah Clay

Noah Clay, Contributor

Hi, I am a senior journalism and political science student at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. I hail from Southern California, and favor feature writing, multimedia journalism and video production. I hope to go into magazine writing to explore my interest in independent music, art, fashion and culture, as well as to highlight community and international stories that might otherwise go untold.

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The shaka is ubiquitous throughout Hawai‘i, even in its public infrastructure. If you let a bus merge in traffic, the driver may thank you with a shaka symbol from the buss back panel.

Hawai’i stakes its claim on the shaka

Noah Clay, Staff
May 5, 2024
Members of grassroots organization Lāhainā Strong pose with Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole following the conference committee meeting for SB 2919.

First step in banning Hawaiʻi’s short-term rentals put into place

Tanner Haworth and Noah Clay
May 3, 2024
From left, moderator Ryan Sueoka spoke with panelists Kawika Lum-Nelmida, Rachel Kingsley, Ben Catcho, Lindsay Nietmann and Sam Case about endangered native bird species in Hawai‘i and their environmental impacts.

Bishop Museum festival highlights the environmental impact of Lahaina wildfires and native forest birds

Jessica Iwamasa and Noah Clay
April 26, 2024
Considering the fact that a majority of our classmates were seniors last year, we had to work hard and get through it, said Gennella Amasol, one of the editors in chief at Sacred Hearts Academy’s Ka Leo. As sophomores and as current juniors we had to work through, cooperating with our students who are also sophomores, and some of them are freshman. We have to work together and make sure our bubble is there. We have to make sure we get everything in, its perfect, its on time.

[Photo] Hawai’iʻs high school journalists celebrate awards ceremony at UH Mānoa

Mackenzie Olivo, Contributor
April 19, 2024
Protestors rally in the center of the State Capitol listening to speeches. The crowd is full of Palestinian flags and signs calling for a cease fire. Capitol staff can be seen watching the rally from above.

Protestors at state capitol question Gaza war

Noah Clay, Staff
January 25, 2024
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