Desensitized Society
In the past 60 years, our society has become unmannerly and desensitized to behaviors we think of as normal.
Sammi Tester, Columnist
• May 15, 2015
Capital Punishment
The deliberation phase of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s trial, one of the two men responsible for the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, brings to light the controversial debate on capital punishment and whether or not it should remain in today’s society.
Jake Matise, Columnist
• May 15, 2015
Average Adverts
Advertisements show pictures of photoshopped people and give us unrealistic expectations for our own bodies. Why isn’t the average person shown instead?
Lauren Bander, Columnist
• May 15, 2015
Yearbook Distribution
The yearbook, full of memories that students wait all year to see, is coming out on Friday, May 15!
Ryan Deitchman, Photo Editor
• May 15, 2015
Boston Bombing Trial
The Boston Bombing trial’s jury is out for deliberation on Wednesday.
Emmy Walker, Columnist
• May 13, 2015
New Dress Code, New Feelings
Excitement is in the air surrounding next year's new dress code, find out what your peers think about the changes.
Connor Lowe, Columnist
• May 11, 2015

Marvel’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron” Review
Exhilarating, moving, and romantic… “Avengers: Age of Ultron” is a movie to truly remember.
Zach Asato, Head of Photo
• May 11, 2015
Sporty Seniors
The Horizon Sun investigates into what senior athletes will be doing with their sports careers after high school.
Danielle Moran, Columnist
• May 11, 2015

A Dime For A Distraction
Most superheroes are male, but that’s not gender inequality, it’s just how they were originally made.
Sammi Tester, Columnist
• May 11, 2015

Final Set For Seniors
The boys’ varsity volleyball team gives a farewell to the seniors in the last home game of the season against Hamilton High School.
Danielle Moran, Columnist
• May 5, 2015
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