There were band geeks and there were those who just studied. I was part of every one of these groups. I played sports and I hung around the cool kids. I ate lunch with the smart kids and I played in the band and danced hula. I guess I was growing up in the good old days in Hawaii, way back in the early '90s, a time when these kinds of things didn't happen.
Ignorance is rampant in today's society.
I developed a feeling of disgust every day over the past week reading the daily updates on new evidence and funerals. I don't think that the words that I would use are appropriate for printing. I guess Hawaii is changing. Maybe I'm living in a sheltered little world, where Hawaii is always a nice 80 degrees, with trade winds and that aloha spirit felt by everyone. Darryl Law, a graduate of Iolani High School, is a sophomore at the University of Denver.