Eagle Eye staff won the top honors at the Hawaii High School Journalism Awards yesterday, taking home the 2017 Best-in-state overall title for HBA’s journalism program. This is the program's third state title in a row. This year's competition entries—drawn from both Eagle Eye print magazines and this website—placed in the top three spots in …
The article about the Spirit Week overhaul is entirely fictitious. As far as we know, Spirit Week 2018 will continue the tradition of lively competition between classes and the Mana Cup will be up for grabs.
The new uniform article is entirely fictitious. Happy April Fool's Day! While student council members did meet with school administrators recently to represent student body interests, there was, in fact, no discussion about redesigning HBA uniforms.
The slow clack of steps echoes throughout the pin-drop silence as the room seems to constrict with every suppressed breath. A stapled packet, martyred with red, is slapped on the desk, and the world seems to crumble. This is a moment all students dread: the return of a failed test. No matter where your GPA …
The third day of Spirit Week was a spectacular show of fashion faux pas. Mismatched prints, gaudy color combinations and simply awkward accessories ruled the day as all but one class rallied to pull off a perfect score for dress-up participation. Instead of an assembly activity, grade representatives competed in a trivia competition during lunch. Here …
Spirit Week 2017 kicks off next week starting January 9 and ends with our annual Homecoming Games at the high school. Here's what you need to know to get in the spirit. All the best to everyone and may the Force be with all of you! THEME: OUT OF THIS WORLD! DRESS-UP DAYS & ACTIVITIES MONDAY: Genre …
The 2016 Fall semester theater class presents Anonymous by Naomi Izuka this week. Tickets are available online or at the breeze way during lunch at the high school. Separated from his mother, a young refugee called Anon journeys through the United States, encountering a wide variety of people—some kind, some dangerous and cruel—as he searches …
Two summers ago, just five HBA band students participated in Hawaii Youth Symphony’s Pacific Music Institute. Last year, that number jumped to 20, and this past summer, that total climbed yet again. Thirty five HBA students spent ten of their final summer days in early July at the University of Hawaii, steeped in master classes, sectionals, …
On Thursday, May 26, the graduating class of 2016 celebrated their last day in school with a luncheon and a send-off, where they formally handed-off the senior area to the class of 2017. The entire student body, staff and faculty cheered on the seniors as they made their way from the D building through a …
Students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and staff about the ACE project, a large research project that has become a rite of passage for all freshmen at HBA. This video is produced by: Evan Ebesu ('17) Renee' Galolo ('17) Christopher Kwan ('17) Sydnie Sambueno ('19) Sydney Settsu ('19) …
