PAN-PACIFIC PRANCING IN THE STREETS OF WAIKIKI
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Dancers from Hanagasa-Ondo Aiko-Kai made their way down Kalakaua Avenue yesterday afternoon during the Pan-Pacific Festival Matsuri parade. The festival, which began Friday and ended yesterday, featured displays of Japanese culture.
ISLE SOCCER FANS CHEER ON SOUTH KOREAN TEAM
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Mehee Park, 15, of the Agape Mission Baptist Church in Palolo, cheered for the South Korean national soccer team last night as they played the United States in the World Cup. In South Korea, 60,000 fans were, just like Mehee Park, rooting for host team South Korea, proudly calling themselves the "Red Devils." The United States tied South Korea 1-1.
ANGLING FOR A SCORE
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The Hawaii Lacrosse Club plays every Sunday in Kapiolani Park. During games yesterday, Scott Stewart, left, had the ball and Harry Jackson was defending.
TANTALUS TANGLE
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Officers Robyn Pacheco (left) and Scott Nielson clean up a tree that fell in the 2400 block of Round Top Drive .
XENA-PHILES UNITE
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Fans of the syndicated TV series "Xena: Warrior Princess" gathered yesterday for the annual Xenafest held at University of Hawaii Geophysics 110. The Society for Creative Anachronism members Lady Uta, left, and Don Claudius, were on hand to give demonstrations of medieval warfare.
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Xena fan Juli Casco showed up to the event dressed as Xena.
