MacIntosh G4 computer at the Kaua`i Children's Discovery Museum

TAFF PHOTO BY DENNIS FUJIMOTOHEIDI BORGES works on a MacIntosh G4 computer at the Kaua`i Children’s Discovery Museum where Lenore Horowitz, authoress of the “Underground Guide to Kaua`i” made an appearance to see the fruits of a program she established

TAFF PHOTO BY DENNIS FUJIMOTOHEIDI BORGES works on a MacIntosh G4

computer at the Kaua`i Children’s Discovery Museum where Lenore Horowitz,

authoress of the “Underground Guide to Kaua`i” made an appearance to

see the fruits of a program she established where proceeds from the sale of her

popular guide book would benefit Kaua`i’s children. The G4 was just one item

made possible under this program, and Horowitz and Robin Mazor, the museum’s

director, said plans are underway to establish a curriculum where young film

makers could create their own films once a digital camcorder can be

secured.

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