News – Page 37 – Eagle Eye

Hello Class, My Name Is…

A world traveler, a secretly talkative alumni, a hardcore outdoorsman, and a seasoned athlete walk into school on the first day of the school...

by Kylie Yamauchi August 9, 2015March 11, 2022

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School Honors Senior Class On Their Last Day

Last Thursday, the senior class of 2015 spent their last day at HBA finishing exams, eating lunch at the administrative offices, and saying goodbye...

by Kylie Yamauchi May 26, 2015March 11, 2022

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Meet your new officers

The following interviews of the 2015-2016 student council officers were conducted by Shannon Mau (SM) to delve deeper into the personalities and tastes of...

by hbaeagleeye May 26, 2015March 11, 2022

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Advice From Student Employees

As the school year ends, students begin to consider applying for part time summer jobs. For many juniors, working a summer job is a...

by Kylie Yamauchi May 18, 2015March 11, 2022

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“Fortune Cookie In Love” Dance Comes To High School

Over the semester, Japanese teachers Chie Watanabe and Elena Yoo filmed students and faculty members dancing to the Japanese group AKB48’s song “Fortune Cookie...

by Kylie Yamauchi May 13, 2015March 11, 2022

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Luau Themed Social Brings More Than Just Food

After school on Friday May 24, freshmen adorned in colorful aloha shirts and leis gathered together for a luau themed social filled with dancing,...

by Kylie Yamauchi May 7, 2015March 11, 2022

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Heads Up For HBAAFF

On May 8, the HBA Arts and Film Festival (HBAAFF) will bring the talents of Visual and Performing Arts students together for a school...

by Tanner Isaacs May 6, 2015March 11, 2022

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Summer College Programs

In just a month HBA students will enjoy two months of freedom from school, homework, and tests, also known as summer. During the summer...

by Danielle Toda May 6, 2015March 11, 2022

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Mrs. Sim’s Baby Is Born

On May 5, 2015 at 6:39 a.m., Yearbook and Newspaper Production advisor Eunice Sim gave birth to Suvi Song-Yan Hanson. Originally scheduled to be...

by Jantzen Nakai May 5, 2015March 11, 2022

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Eagle Eye Takes First In State

Hawaii Baptist Academy’s Eagle Eye news staff took home 25 awards as well as placed first in state overall at the 2015 Hawaii High School Journalism...

by Danielle Woo April 23, 2015March 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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