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Noelle Yee

Noelle Yee, Reporter

Noelle Yee, a senior at Sacred Hearts Academy, has attended the school for eight years. When she is not playing for the Lancer varsity soccer team or running on the varsity track and field team, Noelle enjoys hiking and spending time with friends.

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Seniors reflect on high school

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 16, 2014

With the school year ending, seniors are reflecting on their experiences at the Academy. Senior Dominique Dold said, “This past year was packed with...

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Senior directs ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 12, 2014

The Tony-award winning musical, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” was produced and performed at the Academy May 2-4 under the direction...

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Academy recognizes scholarship and athleticism

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 2, 2014

The Academy will hold two commencement ceremonies acknowledging student success in academics and athletics at the end of the school year. The Honors Convocation...

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Sophomore runner Phoebe Kirk ran a personal best time in the 800-meter run at the ILH championships at Kamehameha Schools.

Track and Field runners place at ILH varsity championships

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 1, 2014

Varsity track and field athletes succeeded at the ILH Varsity Championships on Apr. 25 at Kamehameha Schools. Sophomore Phoebe Kirk claimed first place...

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Seniors make college decisions

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 24, 2014

As  high school graduation approaches, seniors are beginning to make their college commitments, taking into account a number of factors when making a...

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Traditional snacks, such as preserved seeds, have changed over the decades.

Popular snack foods evolve over generations

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 16, 2014

Snacks are inevitable and an ever-present part of almost everyone’s life. Over the years, popular snacks have changed based on society’s influences...

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SAT change will impact future test takers

SAT change will impact future test takers

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 9, 2014

The College Board recently announced changes in the SAT beginning in 2016. The changes will affect future test takers with the hope of increasing their...

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Students can begin to study for final exams by organizing materials, getting help if needed and reviewing ahead of time.

Early preparation for exams necessary for success

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 2, 2014

With the approach of Advanced Placement tests and final exams, students must start preparing ahead of time to be successful. Organizing notes is a good...

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Although prom expenses can be considerable, teens should find ways to lessen them so that they can attend one of high school's memorable events.

Prom worth cost

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 1, 2014

Prom is a traditional high school dance celebrated across America at which overdressed young men and women socialize for a couple hours on a Saturday night....

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Hoala Na Pua, formerly known as Courage House, spoke to students about sex trafficking and pending legislation in Hawaii.

Courage House Hawaii speakers educate students about sex trafficking

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 31, 2014

As part of their student-led initiative to raise awareness about sex trafficking in Hawaii, seniors Nadia Busekrus, Kasandra Kitagawa and Tiare Sadarananda...

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Lower school grades travel to outer islands and camp

Lower school grades travel to outer islands and camp

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 21, 2014

Grades four through six traveled to strengthen class relationships and broaden learning experiences during the spring break. Fourth graders traveled...

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Macy Koko, the only senior on the varsity  softball team,  is the Lancer of the Month for February.

Senior softball player named Lancer of Month

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 20, 2014

Senior Macy Koko has been recognized as Lancer of the Month for February. Koko is the sole senior on the Lancer varsity softball team, leading by example...

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Although it may be difficult, students need to maintain fourth quarter grades to finish the year well. Some colleges also require second semester transcripts from graduating seniors.

Important to maintain grades in final quarter

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 7, 2014

Students are in the final quarter of the school year, a time well known for major events. In the excitement, however, it is essential for students to maintain...

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Aerobic and anaerobic exercise helps strengthen the body in different ways. Teens should do both for a healthy body and healthy life.

Aerobic and anaerobic exercises vary

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 5, 2014

Exercise is a vital function to maintaining a healthy life. Aerobic and anaerobic fitness are two types of physical activity, varying in oxygen availability...

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Pope Francis, the first non-European pope in the history of the Catholic church, is proving to be compassionate and humble.

Pope Francis revolutionizes Catholic church

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 4, 2014

Since his election as pope last year, Pope Francis has gained popularity because of his revolutionary ideas including an emphasis on compassion for others,...

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The cost of luxury condos is often out of reach for many Hawaii residents.

Affordable housing is unavailable for local residents

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 27, 2014

Affordable housing is an ever-present issue in Hawaii because of the continuous need for living spaces for local families. Although government is not...

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More than 100 high schoolers participated in the Great Aloha Run on Feb. 17.

Students participate in Great Aloha Run

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 20, 2014

Students and faculty were among the many thousand runners who participated and volunteered in the 30th annual Great Aloha Run (GAR) on Feb.17. The 8.15-mile...

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Valentine's Day can be celebrated without extravagant gifts and still mean something.

Gifts shouldn’t define Valentine’s Day and its purpose

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 14, 2014

Valentine’s Day is a time for the expression of love between family and friends. Although gift exchanges are a tradition of the “holiday,” the...

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Teens who disobey rules may believe that after high school rules don't matter. Every company and society in general has rules to guide behavior for civil order.

School rules must be obeyed

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 10, 2014

Rules are created to maintain order, outline acceptable behaviors and establish limits. All too often, students disobey rules out of impulsive behavior...

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Seniors Sage Parker-Lee and Bo Taylor Samson signed letters of intent to play college soccer at Loyola Marymount University and Northeastern University respectively.

Seniors sign letter of intent to play soccer in college

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 6, 2014

Seniors Sage Parker­-Lee and Bo­-Taylor Samson were signers among soccer and football student athletes at the PIAA National Letter of Intent Day on Feb....

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Teens need to develop empathy for others to create a more connected, harmonious world.

Self­-absorption diminishes likability

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 3, 2014

Sometimes, teens struggle to understand others’ points of view. Whether it is a lack of experience, of empathy, of good listening skills or of mutual...

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Chinese New Year begins on Jan. 31 with celebrations and traditions of the Chinese people.

Chinese New Year celebrated at end of January

Noelle Yee, Reporter
January 24, 2014

Chinese New Year is the first day of the new year according to the lunisolar Chinese calendar. Since the calendar is based on the phases of the moon, Chinese...

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LIFE team initiates Water Conservation Week to educate and inform students about water usage.

Water Conservation Week raises awareness of wasting resource

Noelle Yee, Reporter
January 21, 2014

The Living in Faith Experience (LIFE) team will host a water conservation week during the last week of January to raise school awareness of the issue and...

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Although medicines and drugs are regulated by the FDA, supplements are not. Recently, diet supplements have harmed consumers, the latest of which OxyElite Pro led to multiple liver transplants and one death.

Quick fix supplements diminish health

Noelle Yee, Reporter
January 14, 2014

In a society that values thin bodies, weight­-loss strategies are at the peak of popularity. Quick fix supplements are said to guarantee fast, effective...

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‘Saving Mr. Banks’ reveals story behind ‘Mary Poppins’

‘Saving Mr. Banks’ reveals story behind ‘Mary Poppins’

Noelle Yee, Reporter
January 10, 2014

“Saving Mr. Banks” illustrates the 20­­ year struggle of Walt Disney to obtain the rights to P.L. Travers’ book series, “Mary Poppins.” In...

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Computer class students plan 'virtual' tours

Computer class students plan ‘virtual’ tours

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 17, 2013

Introduction to Computer students presented semester projects on Dec. 12. Seventh graders created a two-week virtual tour of a city or country outside...

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Senior Sara Tashima has once again placed high enough in the Air Riflery state championships to be invited to the Junior Olympics in April.

Senior qualifies for Junior Olympics

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 13, 2013

Senior Sara Tashima, recent third place finisher in the Air Riflery State Championships, qualified for the Air Riflery Junior Olympics which will take...

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Four Academy members completed the recent Honolulu Marathon on Dec. 8.

Teachers and students run Honolulu Marathon

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 13, 2013

Four Academy runners were among 22, 081 finishers in the 41st Honolulu Marathon on Dec. 8. The annual 26.2 mile course starts at Aloha Tower, goes eastward...

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‘The Book Thief’ illustrates young girl coping through literature

‘The Book Thief’ illustrates young girl coping through literature

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 9, 2013

The film, “The Book Thief,” an adaptation of the book by Markus Zusak, details a young girl’s endurance in war-stricken Nazi Germany. Liesel Meminger...

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Students donated more than 2,000 canned goods in the annual food drive.

Academy sponsors annual canned food drive

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 3, 2013

Sacred Hearts Academy hosted its annual canned food drive at the end of November. Students were asked to bring in cans of non-perishable items, including...

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Academy Physics students went to the open house at UH where they had a variety of physics-related activities.

Students participate in UH physics and astronomy open house

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 3, 2013

Accompanied by Physics teacher, Joseph Lyons, 19 Academy students attended the University of Hawaii Physics and Astronomy Open House on Nov. 23 where they...

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Academics emphasized for athletes

Academics emphasized for athletes

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 26, 2013

Good grades is being emphasized this year for all students participating in sports. The Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) has a policy...

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National Honor Society institutes tutoring program

National Honor Society institutes tutoring program

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 26, 2013

The National Honor Society (NHS) is taking the lead in the school’s tutoring program. Dean of Faculty Mary Girard held training sessions for eligible...

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Teens are using Facebook less as they move to other social media sites, including Tumblr and Instagram.

Teens less interested in Facebook

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 26, 2013

Facebook is an online social media site that allows family and friends to connect over the Internet. It became the leader of social media sites since its...

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Retailers are opening stores earlier and earlier on Thanksgiving Day to make their annual sales profitable. We should resist giving up a family tradition of sharing a meal and giving thanks in order to purchase that once-in-a-lifetime big screen television or fantastic computer.

Early store openings detract from meaning of Thanksgiving

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 15, 2013

Black Friday, a tradition for many American families, used to follow the celebration of Thanksgiving. In the past few years, however, the two “holidays”...

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Seniors show their Halloween spirit at the pep rally and take advantage of the chance to dress in costume.

Academy celebrates Halloween

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 8, 2013

Sacred Hearts held a series of events leading up to Halloween in recognition of the October holiday. Fright Night took place on Oct. 26. A ghoulish...

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Veterans’ Day celebrates servicemen and women who make sacrifices to protect and defend our nation. We should honor them or their memories for such devotion and generosity.

Respecting veterans on special day

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 7, 2013

Veterans’ Day is a day of respect for veterans and their service to the nation. Respect for these men and women is vital to show our appreciation for...

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The recent college tour to the West Coast had the largest number of participants ever. Current seniors had a chance to speak to former counselor Donna Ramos, an admissions officer at Pacific University.

College visits helpful in selection process for seniors

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 7, 2013

During the fall semester, college representatives regularly visit Sacred Hearts to inform students about their curricula and application processes. Counselor...

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Flu clinics and other preventive actions combat the flu.

Flu clinic offers measure of protection

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 4, 2013

Autumn marks the start  of flu season, a time where disease spreads rapidly and often. Prevention is key and the flu shot offers one protection against...

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Lauren Pau-De Santos and Shelby Mattos worked to clean Ala Moana Beach Park with McKinley High School's Leo club on Oct. 19.

Clubs volunteer at events in upcoming months

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 25, 2013

Throughout the month of October, students in service clubs are participating in a multitude of community service events. Leo club volunteers are contributing...

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Jocelyn Chen shares what qualities she looks for in friends with classmates at the eighth grade retreat.

Eighth graders build friendships at retreat

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 25, 2013

“Setting Sail for a Lifetime of Friendship” was the theme of the eighth grade retreat at St. Anthony’s Retreat Center on Oct. 11. Students learned...

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Lower school students enjoyed the many varieties of baked goods at the recent annual Bake Sale.

Bake Sale raises funds for Aloha United Way

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 25, 2013

High school and lower school students lined up in the Clarence T.C. Ching Student Center Oct. 24 for the annual Aloha United Way (AUW) Bake Sale. Parents...

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Lower school students purchased healthy snacks at one of last year's AUW fundraisers.

October Aloha United Way fundraisers

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 8, 2013

Sacred Hearts Academy is hosting a number of Aloha United Way (AUW) fundraisers in October, raising money for various charities. “Dress Down Day”...

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Athletes, such as air riflery shooter Danielle Ho, maintain good grades despite the demands of sports and extracurricular activities.

Students maintain grades while participating in sports

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 3, 2013

Achieving good grades is a challenge for students as it is, but trying to do so while playing sports poses a greater challenge for athletes. Extra-curricular...

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Academy hosts annual gala for student scholarships

Academy hosts annual gala for student scholarships

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 2, 2013

The 18th Annual Sacred Hearts Academy Scholarship Gala takes place on Oct. 18 at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel. Distinguished alumnae who will be honored...

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Although many schools are adopting service learning activities to help students create and participate in community, students also need to be taught to be empathetic. Too often social media or technological advances, such as phones and tablets, isolate students from fact-to-face personal interactions, leading to a lack of empathy.

School reform should include emphasis on empathy

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 27, 2013

Empathy is slowly disappearing in today’s society. With less face-to-face communication, people feel less responsible for what they do or say to others. Texting...

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Seventh grade to attend overnight camp

Seventh grade to attend overnight camp

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 18, 2013

Seventh graders will attend Camp Erdman on Sept. 19-20 to participate in a variety of fun physical activities, including an Odyssey course, high ropes...

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‘The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones’ illustrates fantasy world of demons

‘The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones’ illustrates fantasy world of demons

Noelle Yee, Journalism
September 17, 2013

Based on the book by Cassandra Clare, “The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,”recounts a teen’s discovery of her identity in a fanciful and unknown...

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Student Council's Club Fair drew most of the students in the high school. For the first time, the fair was held in the afternoon on an assembly schedule instead of during lunch, giving students the opportunity to visit all the club presentations at the same time.

Student Council hosts Club Fair

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 13, 2013

The annual school Club Fair on Sept. 10 gave students the opportunity to tour club booths, acquire information and sign up. Club members and advisers...

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Last year students heard speakers talk about the goal of a shelter for victims of sex trafficking. Senior Nadia Busekrus works as a volunteer with Courage House which hopes to fund a safe house on the North Shore.

Courage House gala raises money to fund North Shore home for victims

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 6, 2013

Courage House Hawaii is hosting a gala to raise funds for the prospective shelter on the North Shore of Oahu on Sept. 8. Courage House assists victims...

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Schatz creates internship program for high school seniors

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 3, 2013

Sen. Brian Schatz is offering an internship opportunity for high school seniors from October to May. “Schatz Seniors” will attend community visits,...

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Junior Kristen Kate Tumacder and sophomores Malia Libby and Aimee Pak earned certificates of participation at Honolulu Community College's Summer Engineering Academy. The three students are considering engineering careers and participate in the school's robotics program.

Students participate in HCC summer engineering program

Noelle Yee, Reporter
August 29, 2013

Hawaii Community College (HCC) held a six-week engineering program over the summer in which three Academy students participated. Sophomores Malia Libby...

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Student council president Angela Wong and vice-president Caroline Kikkawa salute the new year. The theme for the school year is "Soaring to New Heights."

Students ‘Soaring to New Heights’ in new school year

Noelle Yee, Reporter
August 29, 2013

The new school year is underway with the theme of “Soaring to New Heights,” initiated by the new student council. The idea aims at inspiring students...

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Too many visitors and residents are drowning in Hawaiian waters. Everyone should heed warning signs and indications to avoid dying in the usually calm waters.

Ocean safety essential to prevent water-related incidents

Noelle Yee, Reporter
August 28, 2013

Water safety should be an important concern for all people near or surrounded by water. Recently, tourists and locals alike have been drowning in ever-increasing...

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Popular phone apps for teenagers

Popular phone apps for teenagers

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 16, 2013

With the popularity of smart phones rising, phone applications have become a source of constant entertainment through social media, games and photo editing....

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Reading assignments keep students active during summer

Reading assignments keep students active during summer

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 13, 2013

At the end of every academic year, returning students are given a list of books to read over the summer break. Novels include “The Giver” by Lois...

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Last month of school year filled with events

Last month of school year filled with events

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 7, 2013

In the month of May, the Academy is hosting a number of events to conclude the school year. Multiple May Day programs took place on May 2, featuring...

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VOG negatively affects health

VOG negatively affects health

Noelle Yee, Reporter
May 2, 2013

Volcanic air pollution, better known as vog, is covering Oahu and compromising the health of its residents. The contamination results from the reaction...

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Teens need to avoid recklessness on roads

Teens need to avoid recklessness on roads

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 30, 2013

With the growing numbers of teen drivers, teens are more involved in behavior that results in unfortunate, and sometimes deadly, consequences. Adolescents...

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U.S. leaders face uncertain decisions in post WWII

U.S. leaders face uncertain decisions in post WWII

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 19, 2013

“Emperor” recalls the unpredictable days following Japan’s World War II surrender by Emperor Hirohito. General Douglas MacArthur (Tommy Lee Jones)...

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‘Purse puppies’ unwelcomed in stores

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 19, 2013

With the growing popularity of small pets, pet owners are taking their pooches everywhere in handbags, strollers and carriers, to do everyday errands,...

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Group setting negatively affects individual behavior

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 18, 2013

In private people tend to be more inclined to be respectful and demonstrate restrained attitudes. In groups, however, people sometimes believe they...

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Sixth grade visits Kauai

Sixth grade visits Kauai

Noelle Yee, Reporter
April 8, 2013

Sixth graders made their annual trip to Kauai in early March, traveling around the island and participating in community service projects and activities. Teacher...

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Juniors discover WWII internment camp

Juniors discover WWII internment camp

Noelle Yee, Reporter
March 5, 2013

Throughout February, U.S. History classes participated in the unique experience of discovering a World War II internment camp located in Honouliuli on...

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Hawaii Visitors’ Tax increase is negative influence on state industry

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 27, 2013

Thriving on tourism, Hawaii relies on visitors from around the world to bolster the state’s economy. Hotels are the main beneficiaries, having a steady...

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Fifth grader wins contest with ‘Sleepy Cheese’ recipe

Fifth grader wins contest with ‘Sleepy Cheese’ recipe

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 21, 2013

The Hyatt Hotel recently partnered with Sacred Hearts Academy to promote healthy meals that appeal to children. Fifth grade students were asked to submit...

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Students qualify for state speech tournament

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 11, 2013

Several members of the Speech Club participated in the National Forensic League (NFL) speech tournament at Kapiolani Community College on Feb. 2 and qualified...

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‘Argo’ divulges truth behind American hostages during Iran revolution

‘Argo’ divulges truth behind American hostages during Iran revolution

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 6, 2013

“Argo" reveals the unknown story behind the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979. Although revolutionists stormed the U.S. embassy and captured 52 American...

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America celebrates Super Bowl Sunday

America celebrates Super Bowl Sunday

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 6, 2013

The Super Bowl is the greatest game in the National Football League (NFL) where the champions of the American Football Conference (AFC) and National Football...

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LIFE Mass and Walk provide faith leadership and fellowship

LIFE Mass and Walk provide faith leadership and fellowship

Noelle Yee, Reporter
February 6, 2013

The annual Living in Faith Experience (LIFE) Walk took place on Jan. 31 for grades 7 through 12. Students and teachers walked to Palolo District Park and...

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Separation of Church and State necessary to maintain American principles

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 14, 2012

The separation of church and state is a right guaranteed by the Constitution. The delicate line between the two, however, is often crossed when religious...

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Korean Pop music proves popular among Americans

Korean Pop music proves popular among Americans

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 14, 2012

The Hallyu, or Korean wave, is sweeping the nation in entertainment. With catchy songs and highly choreographed dances, Korean Pop, referred to as K-POP,...

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Warnings not taken seriously endanger residents

Warnings not taken seriously endanger residents

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 10, 2012

After a 7.1 magnitude earthquake off the coast of British Columbia, Canada, Hawaii residents were initially informed that it would not affect the islands....

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College football star Manti Te'o displays positive atributes beyond field

College football star Manti Te’o displays positive atributes beyond field

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 7, 2012

The character of a man is said to be revealed when no one is looking. Manti Te’o, a local football legend succeeding on a college level, consistently...

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Strange applications for smartphone devices

Strange applications for smartphone devices

Noelle Yee, Reporter
December 6, 2012

In today’s technologically advanced society, innumerable applications are being created to assist smartphone consumers. Not all apps are serious. Several...

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Social networking enables social and anti-social tendencies

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 29, 2012

In today’s advanced age of technology, new opportunities abound for people to connect with others around the world. Social networking provides a means...

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Junior class sponsors Christmas tree sales for Project Grad

Noelle Yee, Reporter
November 29, 2012

The annual Christmas Tree and Wreath Fundraiser will be held on Dec. 1 and 2 sponsored by the Junior Class for Project Graduation, featuring Douglas and...

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St. Marianne Cope canonized for actions on Moloka’i

St. Marianne Cope canonized for actions on Moloka’i

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 29, 2012

Mother Marianne Cope was canonized in Vatican City in Rome on Oct. 21. Continuing the legacy of St. Damien, she bolsters Hawaii’s recognition in the...

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Candy alternatives create a healthy Halloween

Candy alternatives create a healthy Halloween

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 23, 2012

Bags of candy line the shelves of stores when Halloween comes around This is normally the go-to option for adults expecting trick-or-treating children...

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Academy community fundraises for Aloha United Way

Academy community fundraises for Aloha United Way

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 1, 2012

Sacred Hearts Academy’s participation in this year’s Aloha United Way (AUW) fundraising include projects “Pumped Up Kicks” and a snack sale. “Pumped...

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Time management can reduce stress and organize life

Noelle Yee, Reporter
October 1, 2012

Time management is a common struggle in high school students’ lives. Determined to be active in extracurricular activities, students often overwhelm...

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Remembering Neil Armstrong, a true American hero

Remembering Neil Armstrong, a true American hero

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 19, 2012

The first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong, is remembered by Americans as a hero. Uttering his famous words, “That’s one small step for a man,...

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'The Odd Life of Timothy Green' sends message of hope to families

‘The Odd Life of Timothy Green’ sends message of hope to families

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 14, 2012

"The Odd Life of Timothy Green" follows the journey of Jim (Joel Edgerton) and Cindy Green (Jennifer Garner) in their hopes of starting a family. Infertile...

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Students participate in a balance test in the gymnasium.

Concussion testing raises awareness of athletic injuries

Noelle Yee, Reporter
September 4, 2012

Over the summer break the first of multiple concussion baseline tests for sports was conducted. The clinics will provide a baseline of information of the...

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