When David Ige issued the stay-at-home order and HBA transitioned to online learning, I suppressed my elation. I finally got to sleep more and spend less time on homework. Despite the boredom and lack of human interaction, self-isolation did not bother me until I learned that my dad needed to file for unemployment insurance. Like …
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day while many students enjoyed the three-day weekend by sleeping in, 105 enthusiastic runners were lined up at the Central Oahu Regional Park in Waipio at 6:00 a.m., ready to run 5000 meters for the second annual Justice Run. The Justice Run, organized by junior Johanna Seng, raised more than …
We are more than a month into 2019, but the Eagle Eye is going to take one final look at 2018 before moving on. Instead of focusing on our best memories, we've picked our top five worst things about 2018. On one hand, it may be better to not even mention them; but on the …
HBA’s Supplemental Programs is offering a variety of after school classes this winter. Dance Island is hosting a contemporary movement and dance after school workshop in January at the high school campus. Interested students can try out the classes for free on December 14 and December 19. The classes will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays …
For this year's HBA cross country runners, running at least 15 miles a week during the season has certainly paid off. The boys varsity team won the Division 2 State Championship in Kauai, taking home the boys varsity title for the first time since 2012. The girls varsity team finished in second place, with freshman …
Freshman Johnson Lin is a Rubik's Cube afficionado. For him, solving a Rubik's Cube is simply a matter of permutations. For many of us, however, it remains a frustrating puzzle. Lin's video is a quick demonstration on how to solve a cube. If you'd like more lessons, there are lots of how-to videos out there …
