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The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Traditional journalism is getting replaced, and its landscape is being reshaped by overly-biased news through social media. Although a lot more convenient, social media news has rapidly transformed into a mess of misinformation.

Opinion: Social media is not fit to replace traditional journalism

Andrew Higgins, Reporter
May 14, 2024
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Yearbook editor-in-chief Rida Jailani looks through photos she took for an in-class assignment on April 11. Jailani was the photo editor of last year's yearbook, which was nominated for the program’s first ILPC Star Award since the 2012 book won a Bronze Star.

Yearbook nominated for state award, winners announced April 21

Sarah Rogers, Contributor
April 18, 2024
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I laugh in the newspaper room with my friends I met on staff this year, Eyesha and Hannah. They are among the many friends I’ve met just within this semester.

Opinion: Branching out

Rahma Shaikh, Reporter
December 12, 2022
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Student journalists from across Texas watch a presentation about New Voices at the Texas Association of Journalism Educators’ Fall Fiesta Convention in October. After the presentation, a few students shared their censorship experiences.

Opinion: School leadership should sign “New Voices” pledge

Kate Knauff, Emma Short and Malley O'Carroll
December 14, 2021
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Senior column: From depressed to the press

Senior column: From depressed to the press

Hailey Dirks, Managing Editor
May 18, 2021
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Sophomore journalism student Erica Grimmett-Pratt takes photos for an assignment on September 26. The photos were used for "Photo Shoot 2."

Photo Gallery: Intro journalism student photo practice

Journalism Students, Contributors
October 8, 2019
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News is not a narrative

News is not a narrative

Yasmin Haq, Editor-in-Chief
September 2, 2019
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Sophomore Chad Akin rejoices on his way to home plate, as sophomore Connor Schaffer prepares to get him out. "I remember being super happy with myself," Akin said. "But at the same time, I knew something might go wrong."

Photo Gallery: Journalism Kickball Photos

Journalism Students, Contributors
May 15, 2018
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