&number_of_pics=20 &file_path=/dailypix/2005/Apr/29/pg &cutline12=Members of the McKinley High School Anime Club gather in Thomas Square in full "cosplay" mode. From left: Rheena Alajar, 15; Kiana Petersen, 18; Lauren Lee, 17; and Veronika Leshchinskaya, 15. &credit12=Rebecca Breyer %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link12=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/22/en/en10a.html &file_name12=goth.jpg &cutline1=Jack Russell terrier Piku got a tow from border collie buddy Warf off Kailua Beach Park last Friday. Owner Michael Hersberger of Kane'ohe says both dogs love the water. &credit1=Jeff Widener %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link1= &file_name1=dogs.jpg &cutline8=Students from Thailand and American Samoa were among many Hawai'i Pacific University students who gathered last Friday at Fort Street Mall to celebrate the university's 21st annual Intercultural Day. From Thailand are Sutthisiri Amatyakul, left, and Junjira Pairrungsri. Andrea Loma Lamositele, center, is from American Samoa. The annual festival celebrates HPU's student diversity: More than 8,000 students come from more than 100 countries. &credit8=Bruce Asato %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link8= &file_name8=hpu.jpg &cutline2=Firefighters clear debris left after a car crashed through the front door of the Saigon Noodle House in Enchanted Lake Shopping Center early yesterday morning. No one was in the shop at the time. &credit2=Bruce Asato %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link2= &file_name2=drivein.jpg &cutline16=Co-owner Cora Stevens serves up a plate lunch at the Simply 'Ono lunch wagon at Kewalo Basin. Stevens, who adds to her income by catering on weekends, says lunch wagons must comply with many regulations. There also are taxes, workers' comp and bills to handle. &credit16=Richard Ambo %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link16=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/24/bz/bz02p.html &file_name16=food.jpg &cutline14=State environmental health specialist Gerald Higuchi uses a Hydrolab Quanta device to gather information on salinity, acidity and turbidity at Honolulu beaches. He monitors Ala Moana Beach Park, the beach near the Hilton Hawaiian Village lagoon and the beach at the Waikiki Police Substation. &credit14=Bruce Asato %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link14=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/24/ln/ln09p.html &file_name14=water.jpg &cutline9=Philamer Felicitas, left, and Joseph Batangan dance during one of the few slow tunes played during their prom night at the Sheraton Waikiki. &credit9=Andrew Shimabuku %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link9=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/24/il/il08p.html &file_name9=prom.jpg &cutline15=UH's Mauli'a LaBarre, left, consoles Daniel Rasay after Saturday night's MPSF playoff match loss to Long Beach State. &credit15=Eugene Tanner %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link15=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/24/sp/sp01p.html &file_name15=cry.jpg &cutline18=Ariana Salera, 19, took part in the Hawai'i National Guard's Youth Challenge Academy volunteer efforts at Kaneloa Wetland Project at Kapi'olani Park last Sunday as part of the Earth Day weekend. The Youth Challenge Academy provides at-risk teens with a chance to learn and help their community. &credit18=Rebecca Breyer %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link18= &file_name18=cleanup.jpg &cutline3=Former Hawai'i receiver/returner Chad Owens was selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the sixth round of the National Football League draft and celebrated with his wife Rena, financial adviser Larry Goeas and stepfather Jim Voss, right. &credit3=Deborah Booker %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link3=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/25/sp/sp01p.html &file_name3=chad.jpg &cutline17=Farrington High School's newspaper, The Governor, was named the best overall high school newspaper in the state at an award ceremony yesterday at the Pagoda Hotel. &credit17=Deborah Booker %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link17=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/29/ln/ln18p.html &file_name17=farrington.jpg &cutline6=Members of the U.S. Marine color guard stand at attention as an Australian flag waves during Anzac Day ceremonies at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl. Anzac Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who have died in wars. &credit6=Jeff Widener %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link6= &file_name6=anzac.jpg &cutline7=About 500 Marines who served in Iraq arrived home yesterday to cheers from family and friends at Marine Corps Base Hawai'i. The units saw heavy fighting in Fallujah and helped provide election security. &credit7=Richard Ambo %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link7=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/27/ln/ln12p.html &file_name7=marines.jpg &cutline11=Cadet Col. Crystal Dawson of Kapa'a High School shouted orders to a formation of 800 cadets gathered for the 23rd annual Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Review and Awards Ceremony yesterday at Fort Shafter. &credit11=Richard Ambo %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link11= &file_name11=cadet.jpg &cutline10=A firefighter from Engine 30 extinguishes the remnants of a fire on the beach side of Farrington Highway in Nanakuli, near the Hawaiian Electric power plant at Kahe Point. Engine 30 is from Moanalua, but assisted Tuesday because of other fires on the west side. &credit10=Gregory Yamamoto %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link10= &file_name10=fire.jpg &cutline4=A bodyboarder kneels to catch a wave off Kapi'olani Beach Park in Waikiki. Most beachgoers ride their bodyboards lying down, but experts can ride them any way they please, including standing up. &credit4=Rebecca Breyer %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link4= &file_name4=bodyboarder.jpg &cutline20=Waipi'o's Tanya Beirne is the only women registered to compete in the Freedive Spearfishing Nationals July 22-23 in Missouri. &credit20=Jeff Widener %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link20=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/29/sp/sp20p.html &file_name20=beirne.jpg &cutline5=Maintenance work was done on the screws of the Tahitian Princess at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Wednesday. Hawaii Shipyards Inc. arranged to use a Navy dry dock to work on the Tahitian Princess and a sister ship, in what might develop into more business at the shipyard. &credit5=Richard Ambo %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link5=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/28/bz/bz01p.html &file_name5=ship.jpg &cutline13=Marty Maier, a tourist vacationing from Michigan, steps down to an eroded part of Kuhio Beach Wednesday near the Waikiki police substation. The sand reclamation project for beaches in Waikiki will suck up sand from the ocean and pump it onto the beach. &credit13=Bruce Asato %2595 The Honolulu Advertiser &link13=http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2005/Apr/28/ln/ln27p.html &file_name13=beach.jpg &cutline19=Colette Guerrero of Waipahu on Wednesday received a Civilian Certificate of Merit at an HPD ceremony. She chased down and detained a man suspected of stealing two purses. 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