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Lady Eagles Move to Division 1

After years of playing in Division 2, HBA’s girls volleyball varsity team was given the opportunity to move to Division 1 through an ILH...

by Timothy Dixon September 27, 2019March 11, 2022

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HBA hosts inaugural Summer Winds Festival

Ninety-nine students from HBA and other Oahu schools participated in the first annual HBA Summer Winds Festival from July 8 to July 12. Student...

by hbaeagleeye August 20, 2019March 11, 2022

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Freshmen research “Chosen Careers”

On Monday, May 13, HBA freshmen faced one of their most common fears: public speaking. The culmination of a semester-long research project, the annual...

by Zadie Young May 31, 2019March 11, 2022

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2019 Senior Send-Off

On Thursday May 23, 2019, the middle and high school gathered at the Stan Sagert campus to send off the Class of 2019. An...

by Timothy Dixon May 28, 2019March 11, 2022

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Gallery: 2019 Judo State Championships

On Saturday, May 4, seven HBA students participated in the state championships for judo at the Stan Sheriff Center. Kaycie Tanimoto (’21) placed 4th...

by Timothy Dixon May 28, 2019March 11, 2022

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Eagle Eye Wins Best-In-State

For the fifth year in a row, Eagle Eye staff took home the 2019 Best-in-State overall title for HBA’s journalism program at the Hawaii...

by hbaeagleeye April 24, 2019March 11, 2022

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2019-2020 Student Council Election Results

After a day of voting, HBA students have elected the following students to the 2019-20 Student Council: Kathryn Harada (’20), PresidentRiyana Werny (’20), Vice-PresidentAaron...

by hbaeagleeye April 18, 2019March 11, 2022

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2020 Student Council Candidates

This Wednesday, eighth graders through juniors will be voting for the 2020 high school student council. Here are the candidates: CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT Kathryn...

by Kaycee Nakashima April 15, 2019March 11, 2022

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Feel The Beat of the Drum

The Taiko Center of the Pacific (TCP) is a school of traditional and contemporary Japanese drumming in Honolulu. Though you wouldn’t expect it at...

by Kaycee Nakashima March 14, 2019March 11, 2022

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Lady Eagles Capture Second State Championship Title

The Lady Eagles triumphed over the Seabury Hall Spartans for a 43–39 win on Saturday, Feb. 9 at the HHSAA Division II Girls Basketball...

by Marcus Mau March 5, 2019March 11, 2022

The Perch is the Eagle Eye's Podcast. Latest episode: "Cutting Class". After growing tired of paying for bad haircuts, senior Joel Tanoue pulled up some YouTube videos and decided to teach himself how to cut his own hair. He discovered a true passion for it, and eventually began to cut his friends' hair…at school. Our host Cameron Pien chats with Tanoue and a few of his clients to find out more about his thriving on-campus "barbershop", a service he's been providing to both students and teachers free of charge over the past year.
Produced, recorded and edited by Cameron Pien ('23).
Music written and performed by Noah Hu ('23).
Episode transcript

How much time on average do you spend on homework or studying daily?

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