The Horizon Sun

Fears of Life Going Back to Normal

Kalyn McLeod, Columnist • April 16, 2021

Many people are excited for life to go back to normal after the pandemic. However, some fear having to socialize and go out in public again, especially after being isolated for so long. Covid-19 has...

Out With The Old And In With The New: The Anime Generation Talk

Sophia Geisler, Columnist • April 16, 2021

The two most debated topics in the anime community are whether new-gen anime or old gen anime are considered better, and which new-gen anime deserves to be crowned best; however, both new-gen and old gen...

Modesty in Clothing

Everyone has their own idea of modesty and confidence when it comes to clothing, but what takes it too far on both sides of the spectrum?

Kalyn McLeod, Columnist • April 5, 2021

Today, there are so many different senses of style, trends, and types of clothing in general, so deciding what to wear can be hard enough. But one huge factor that plays into choosing an outfit is how...

Why Are Teachers Still Getting Paid Less Than Athletes?

Teachers are the most important and essential part of the world. They are the backbone of society, technology, and even the government. Without education, humans would not be as advanced. So why are teachers getting paid less than sports players?

Rebecca Harris, Columnist • February 2, 2021

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average 2019 wage for high school teachers is $61,660, and lower for elementary teachers, only $59,420. The average salary of an NBA player in the 2018-2019...

IQ: The Intelligence Question

The IQ test is often seen as the paramount assessment of intellect- but how accurate are they?

Carsten Oyer, Editor • January 10, 2021

When we think of intelligence, what do we think of? One of the first things that comes to mind might be the IQ test, IQ standing for intelligence quotient. Created in France in the early 20th century,...

Mac Rules, Windows Aesthetically Drools

The debate about if Mac or Windows is better has been around for years, if not, decades. From an aesthetic and user interface perspective, Mac clearly takes the win.

Noah Thompson, Columnist • December 18, 2020

When Apple was in its youth, and when Steve Jobs was the CEO, he made it clear that Macs were intended for personal use, and therefore, looks came before functionality. This is what set Apple apart from...

Should We Keep Standardized Tests?

Almost every school in the United States requires students to take standardized tests, but do they actually show how intelligent students are?

Allister McLeod, Columnist • November 18, 2020

Standardized tests are something almost every student has to prepare for. Doing well on them can lead to being accepted into prestigious universities, receiving scholarships, and having a better chance...

Is Football Too Dangerous for High Schoolers?

Nessah Wendt, Columnist • October 30, 2020

While many high schoolers love sitting back and watching their favorite team crush their opponents during a game, football can be extremely damaging to its participants. Football is a beloved sport in...

May the Spork be With You

Do you really need a spoon and a fork?

Luke Tafoya, Columnist • October 28, 2020

If you’ve never heard of a spork, it is a combination of a spoon and a fork, an amazing invention that eliminates the need for two different utensils; efficient and convenient, it’s possibly the best...

Appreciating the Everyday

Many people wake up every morning upset due to the fact they have to go to work or school, but after this past weekend, I learned why I should wake up happy.

Malaysiah John, Columnist • February 17, 2020

Almost everyone knows that we all will eventually die and that no one lives forever. Many people have had life plans since they could talk, but few realize how valuable life actually is. Anyone can die...