By Journal on May 11, 2023
Alatera Martin, Albert Jermeto, Brianna Tartios, Carl Ingram, Claire Loeak, Divine Waiti, first-ever moot court competition, Gladden Lakmej, John Masek, Joseph Pickering, Junior Paul, Kanchi Hosia, Kelera Turaga, Law Society, Linda Murnane, Majuro Baptist Christian Academy, Marshall Islands High School, Maryam Schellhase, Maryann Kiluwe, Public School System, Wilmer Joel, Witten Philippo
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High school students engaged in the first-ever moot court competition where they were exposed to courtroom debate organized by the Public School System and the Marshall Islands Law Society at the International Conference Center at the end of April. The schools had only three days of preparation for the moot competition after a briefing about […]
By Journal on May 11, 2023
Benjamin Sanchez, Charlotte Forns, Clarissa Page, DJ Yastamon, Florence Forns, Floyd Chong Gum, Jeremiah Knight, Kabua Amtereai, Kairirieta Ientaake, Kamwea Tibwee, Majuro Arm Wrestling Association, Marcus Forns, Power 103.5, Thomas Forns, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Majuro’s first-ever arm wrestling competition, the brainchild of Thomas Forns and the Majuro Arm Wrestling Association, became reality last weekend at Delap Park. The event featured numerous armwrestling competitors around the island for six divisions. Power 103.5 DJ Yastamon co-hosted the competition with Thomas who was also refereeing. There was a goodwill matchup […]
By Journal on May 4, 2023
25th ROC-RMI anniversary, 44th Constitution Day, Antari Elbon, Chung-kwang Tien, Claret Chong Gum, David Kabua, Esther Zedkaia, Ginger kabua, Lejje Loeak, Marcus Stephen, Pan Shi, RMI 44th anniversary, Wilmer Joel, Yoland Jurelang
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WILMER JOEL Hundreds of people from all walks of life converged at Delap Park Monday to celebrate RMI’s 44th Constitution Day – an annual commemoration that honors the founding of the Constitution, which came into effect on May 1, 1979. The theme of this year’s Constitution Day is “Idik Tur Eo” (shake the arsenal or […]
By Journal on April 21, 2023
Constitution Day, first-ever Sports Day, Majuro Middle School, Marshall Islands High School, Marty Mark, Mr. Murray, showcasing their talents, Student Body Government, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL In an effort to recruit runners for the upcoming Constitution Day track and field events, Marshall Islands High School put together the school’s first-ever Sports Day last week. Many of the school’s best runners from five teams identified by their colors took to the field adjacent to Majuro Middle School. The running ground […]
By Journal on April 13, 2023
Joey Miranda, Marshall Islands National Olympic Committee, Micronesian games, Wilmer Joel
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The Ministry of Education, Sport and Training said this week it made the difficult decision to delay the date of the Micronesian Games. The decision was based heavily on recommendations from the Ministry of Works, Infrastructure and Utilities and the Micronesian Games Organizing Committee/Facilities Sub-Committee’s assessment of facility readiness for the July dates. This was […]
By Journal on April 7, 2023
Aron Mojilong, Charles Heine, Emil Joel, Gina Joab, Herickson Robert, Hilary Hosia, Jabez Barrow, Juliana Hertin and Rebecca Women; standing from left: David Karben, Lanyon Tau, Litha Kejmen, Maxter Tarkwon, Monney Atadrik, Nicky Jacklick, Nicky Peter, Onna Katlong, Timothy Bosin, Wilmer Joel
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HILARY HOSIA At week three of the Marshall Islands High School (MIHS)’s practicum program, students in the program have already warmed up to their temporary work sites. The 17 seniors assisting in various departments at National Telecommunication Authority can attest to this. “We learned how to do wirings and understand how wiring works,” said students […]
By Journal on March 31, 2023
Marshall Islands High School, Wilmer Joel
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Two classes at Marshall Islands High School were scrubbing and cleaning vehicles last Saturday to raise funds. The junior officers were doing their car wash at the parking lot of the Public School System, while the 12G seniors were busy doing the same close by next to the entrance of Delap Elementary School. The students […]
By Journal on March 23, 2023
79th Majuro Day, Brenson Wase, Bryan Lejjena, Chewy Lin, David Kabua, Irooj Kilom Ishiguro, Lawson Matauto, Majuro Atoll Local Government, Track and field facility, United Church of Christ, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL For the 79th Majuro Day last Friday and Saturday, the playing ground for the upcoming Micronesian Games was opened to the public for the second time. “There have been many changes throughout the year in how we practice and celebrate Majuro Atoll’s Liberation Day,” said Mayor Ladie Jack during the closing ceremony. “But […]
By Journal on March 23, 2023
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Covid, Elder Becker, Elder Hirata, first batch, John Kendall, K&K Island Pride Supermarket, Lojkar, Long Island, missionaries, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) from around the world are being dispatched to our islands after a three-year absence. This is big news for LDS members across the country and local missionaries who were in need of more manpower. On April 2020 around 50 LDS missionaries left […]
By Journal on March 16, 2023
Barbara Ned, Marshall Islands High School, Marty Mark, MIHS, Wilmer Joel
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WILMER JOEL Students at Marshall Islands High School are being denied entry to their classes after 8:15am. The school gate still remains open, but the school administration has advised teachers to send students home and not let them in. According to a MIHS administrator this is not a new policy and it is to discipline […]