Civil asset forfeiture is a legal minutiae that many lawyers are unfamiliar with. Civil forfeiture, “allows the government (typically the police)...
This year, HBHA juniors' and seniors' Social Justice Project focused on passing a 'Freedom to Read Resolution' in local public school districts....
Between the 15th and 25th of February, 2024, there were two large international conventions for Jewish teens worldwide. The first convention...
America has always had a divide between the Democrats and the Republicans. Over the past few decades, we have witnessed our country split to...
This summer, I was given the incredible opportunity of traveling to Israel. I previously published an article discussing the potential uncertainties...
The widespread phenomenon of Pokémon has been going on since the late 1990s, and it has been passed on from Millennials to Gen-Zers. Owned by...
March 28th, 2024, was an exciting day in the baseball world. Stadiums sold out, fans lined up at the gates, bobbleheads were given away, and...
After an undefeated season last spring, HBHA’s girls varsity soccer team is back and eager for another victorious season. Led by Coach Cody...
A long time ago, back before computers were a household item, and before Lego was invented, Jews ruled the basketball landscape. Invented in...
One of the first things you notice about our school is the halls lined with sensational artwork made by students of all ages. Each piece of art...
“Tree of Life,” written by Victor Wishna and directed by Jonah Greene, is a play about a small fictional town in Iowa and the journey of...
Attending a Jewish summer camp creates many long-lasting positive benefits. One of the assets kids gain from camp is learning how to build a...