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Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

NA HOKU O MOANALUA
Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

NA HOKU O MOANALUA
Hatasha Horiuchi

Hatasha Horiuchi, Writer

Hatasha Horiuchi, is a Senior in her second year of Newswriting. She is passionate about psychology and marine biology. She likes to draw during her free time, swim, and watch shows. She aspires to be a marine scientist.

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Annual Winter Craft Fair Dec. 9

Annual Winter Craft Fair Dec. 9

Hatasha Horiuchi, staff writer
December 8, 2023
Micronesian Club members received information about the University of Hawaii-Manoa, so they can keep the school as an option to attend in the future.

Micronesian Club goes to college, finds inspiration

Hatasha Horiuchi, Staff Writer
November 15, 2023
Parks poses with his coffee cup collection, that piles up in the corner next to his desk. Many of the cups are gifts from his students or friends, in honor of his coffee consumption.

It’s not a class if there’s no caffeine involved

Hatasha Horiuchi, Staff Writer
October 7, 2023
Earth Day Podcast

Earth Day Podcast

Hatasha Horiuchi and Nevaeh Hoku Medina
May 1, 2023
National Art Honor Society Members

National Art Honor Society invokes “Moana” for Wyland Mural Competition

Hatasha Horiuchi, Staff Writer
December 15, 2022
Native American Contributions Infographic

Native American Contributions Infographic

Benjamin Carlos and Hatasha Horiuchi
November 18, 2022
New band needs members to rock on with them

New band needs members to rock on with them

Hatasha Horiuchi, Staff Writer
November 7, 2022
Skylar Parks and the power of honey

Skylar Parks and the power of honey

Benjamin Carlos and Hatasha Horiuchi
September 30, 2022
Juniors practicing for homecoming floorshow

Lights, Camera, Classes in action!

Benjamin Carlos, Caylen Maria Corpuz, Haley Meyer, and Hatasha Horiuchi
September 4, 2022
Editorial Cartoons for Pedestrian Safety Month

Editorial Cartoons for Pedestrian Safety Month

Hatasha Horiuchi, Staff Writer
August 31, 2022
Moanalua student wearing a mask while reading a Na Hoku News magazine

To mask or not to mask?

Caylen Maria Corpuz and Hatasha Horiuchi
August 2, 2022
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