I admit, I used to religiously order cappuccinos, pumpkin spice lattes, and caramel macchiatos. That was until my bank account started to suffer from Starbucks high prices, then I started drinking coffee from home. But a couple days ago, as a busy weekend was approaching, I decided to step foot into Starbucks again. The only …
My song of the week is “First Breath After Coma” by Explosions in the Sky. This instrumental song has been very fitting to my mood lately. Between school, a job, and the many tasks that life entails, listening to this song feels like my “first breath after coma.” This isn’t the type of song that …
On May 30, 2016, Hawaii Baptist Academy announced that the school is updating its uniforms for the 2016-2017 school year and beyond. The new uniform polos—available in grey, white or black (in dri-fit material)—feature the school’s logo on the front and left side. Yellow and green polos will no longer be available. As for the uniform …
We all cherish memories in different ways. For some of you it’s through scents or photographs or journals; for me it’s through music. Hello, my name is Johannah Wilford and welcome to my blog that is dedicated to my infatuation for music. "Pearly Shells" The first song I’ve ever danced to was “Pearly Shells” for …
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) …
As the fourth quarter comes to a close, students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and faculty about their reflections on the 2015-16 year. This video is produced by: Kellen Takatsuka ('17) Emma Tamashiro ('19) Lauren Uchimura ('19) Samson Wesselkamper ('18)
As the 2015-16 school year comes to a close, students in the Introduction to News Production and Yearbook class speak to students and faculty about what they are looking forward to in the summer. This video is produced by: Nicholas Kanno ('17) Haley Sekiguchi ('19) Joey Watanabe ('17) Kacie Yoshida ('17) Jeffrey Zhang ('16)
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