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The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Editorials
While banning phone usage among students can be beneficial, there are significant flaws within this one-size-fits-all solution. If legislators are serious about improving education, their focus should be on strengthening schools that directly raise student success, not restricting technology.
During the 89th legislative session, legislators need to add more funds and distribute them to make better education accessible and maintain any chance at a substantial future.
Our generation can be defined in one word: isolated. While we have made tremendous strides in our mental health resources compared to past generations, mental health still continues to decline.
It is not only a school’s responsibility to meet a student's educational needs, but it is essential that students feel safe, comfortable and healthy. Part of this starts with providing accessible menstrual products to female students.
Podcasts
Beyond the Game: Athletic Director and coach John Towels
In this podcast, different members of “The Hawk Eye” staff go “On the record” to tell their own story.
Beyond the Game: Senior Chloe Nugent
In this podcast, different members of “The Hawk Eye” staff go “On the record” to tell their own story.
Personal Opinion
Personality tests and star signs can help provide self-reflection for one’s personality; however, it shouldn’t be used to justify bad behavior.
While temperatures drop, our bodies crave the gentle, simpler parts of life. We need more downtime during the cold months.
People are stuck in their childhood memories and are refusing to move forward. In the digital age, people have been forced into their futures too fast and all at once. People are growing up – and they hate it.
Women are not listened to, their points dismissed as jealousy, hysteria, and overemotional. The words “biologically wired” have become an excuse to dismiss women.
Blogs
HawkSci: Life on Mars
Genre Spotlight is a monthly movie blog devoted to exploring different films within a specific genre. October’s genre is one of my personal favorites, psychological thriller.
Myths by the Month is a blog dedicated to tackling things I’ve been told related to mental health that are actually myths. This month, I’m talking about how it’s OK to be a kid.
Myths by the Month is a blog dedicated to tackling things I’ve been told related to mental health that are actually myths. This month, I’m talking about how “April showers bring May flowers.”