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Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
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 therapy isn’t for everyone.

Myths by the Month: Therapy

Shiren Noorani, Managing Editor
March 27, 2025
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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 the common misconceptions formed about suicide.

Myths by the Month: Suicide

Shiren Noorani, Managing Editor
September 26, 2024
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Junior Alissa Petty holds the necklace with her engagement ring and “R” charm, the initial of her fiance, junior at the Colony Ruby Rodriguez. The ring was Ruby’s grandmothers; Alissa plans to wear it on her necklace until she can get it resized. “People use the word ‘tied down’ when they talk about marriage, but that’s not what this is,” Alissa said. “I’m tied to [Ruby]. She’s my safety net — instead of falling in love, I’m being held there.”

A place to call home

Krista Fleming, Editor in Chief
February 29, 2024
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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 numbers can be important, but they don’t define our life.

Myths by the Month: A number doesn’t define you

Shiren Noorani, Managing Editor
February 13, 2024
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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 I have grown up hearing that grief gets easier.

Myths by the Month: Grief and time

Shiren Noorani, Managing Editor
November 9, 2023
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Junior Izzy Frederick holds a photo of herself when she was younger. Though she maintained high grades throughout her GT classes as a child, Izzy fell into “the wrong crowd” in middle school and her grades, along with her mental health, began to decline. “Life just got hard,” Izzy said. “Everything got dark.”

The next destination

Krista Fleming, Editor in Chief
October 11, 2023
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Staff Editorial: It’s OK to not be OK

Staff Editorial: It’s OK to not be OK

Staff
March 8, 2023
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Students surround the aromatherapy station at last year’s Student Health and Wellness Fair on April 1. This was one of the many vendors that were lined up in the main hall for the event.

Student Health and Wellness Fair to be held March 9

Eyesha Sadiq, Entertainment Editor
March 8, 2023
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Counseling and mental health teacher Jacqueline Rans smiles in front of the class display featuring two mirrors with positive affirmations attached to them. The display, made by her students, is designed for people walking in the halls to see their reflection and appreciate themselves.

Hawks Uncovered: Counseling and mental health teacher Jacqueline Rans

Madeline Rivera, Editor-in-Chief
February 14, 2023
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Infographic: National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

Infographic: National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

Madeline Rivera, Editor-in-Chief
October 20, 2022
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Studies have shown a 70% increase in self-reported depression symptoms among social media users. This takes a huge toll on our generation, turning us into the generation with the poorest mental well-being in history.

Opinion: Social media glorifies mental illness

Peyton Kuschmeider, Multimedia and Opinion Editor
October 18, 2022
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Opinion: Parental influence can negatively affect child’s career plan

Opinion: Parental influence can negatively affect child’s career plan

Rahma Shaikh, Reporter
October 17, 2022
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