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The Horizon Sun

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The Horizon Sun

Student News for Horizon Honors Secondary School

The Horizon Sun

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Edna Schubert in her backyard smiling.

Decade Old Photo Helps Police Locate Killer

Joey Miller, Columnist February 14, 2025

88-year-old Edna Schubert, often known as the “Neighborhood Grandma”, would spend her free time helping kids with their homework or watching them ride their bikes up and down the street. However, all...

Frame of Wong Kar-wai’s “Fallen Angels,” featuring actress Michelle Reis

Wong Kar-wai: Hong Kong’s Most Highly Accredited Artist

Brandon Dosen, Editor of Features and Extras February 14, 2025

Hong Kong director, writer and producer Wong Kar-wai is a highly influential artist and auteur in the world of film. To be an auteur is to be distinctive and have a strong, cohesive filmography that is...

2024 PT5 will orbit Earth for a few months.

The Moon’s Temporary Neighbor

Eli Geist, Editor of Campus Life and Sports October 18, 2024

Our moon’s spotlight is being taken up by PT5, a new “mini moon” who recently entered our orbit. A moon can be categorized as a naturally formed celestial body that orbits a planet. Our own moon...

An employee at the Target forensics lab in classic Target uniform.

The Target Forensics Lab

Jameson Kowalski, Managing Editor April 11, 2024

Target, just like many other retailers, has fallen victim to shoplifters, with almost a billion dollars in goods stolen from their stores in 2023. However, the numbers could have been much worse if it...

Data and AI servers lined up.

AI Needs Water to Function, and It’s Hurting the Environment

Eli Geist, Editor of Campus Life and Sports March 8, 2024

The advanced artificial intelligence (AI) servers in charge of technological development need an alarming amount of water. This has become so large an issue that it has begun to affect the environment.  According...

COVID vaccine before being administered.

COVID Vaccine Found to Have Three Links to Cardiac and Neurological Conditions

Jameson Kowalski, Managing Editor February 27, 2024

A new vaccine safety study has uncovered new side effects to many COVID vaccines. The effects, which are extremely rare, were discovered during the largest vaccine safety study to date. The side effects...

Satellite menacingly headed towards Earth.

Forecast Shows Falling Satellite

Erin McGinty, Columnist February 27, 2024

According to NPR, European Remote Sensing 2, (ERS-2), a European satellite launched in 1995, was recently retired in 2011. Since then, it has slowly been making its way back into the atmosphere.  On...

The Apple Vision Pro is a strange device with dangers for society.

Apple’s Dystopian Device

Jameson Kowalski, Managing Editor February 16, 2024

The Apple Vision Pro is a first-of-its-kind mixed reality headset, which was announced on June 5, 2023. The headset incorporates a normal virtual reality headset with new technological advancements to...

Apple and Android are engaged in a fierce competition.

Split Perspectives: Which Phone Is Superior?

Matthew Greco and Jameson Kowalski February 2, 2024

The debate over which brand of phone rages. Both phones are popular for different reasons, as our columnists will discuss. Matthew Greco will be writing in favor of Apple phones. Jameson Kowalski...

Generative AI comes with dangers of abuse.

Legislators Work to Implement Law Restricting Deepfake and AI Technology

Canon Grant, Political Analyst February 2, 2024

On Jan. 27, 2024. X, formerly known as Twitter, blocked users from trying to search for Taylor Swift after explicit deepfakes of the singer went viral just days before. Business Insider reported that the...

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