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Addy Bennett, Editor-in-Chief

Addy Bennett is a senior in her eleventh year at Horizon Honors and is excited to continue as the Editor-in-Chief in her sixth year of Journalism. Bennett spends her free time embroidering, crocheting, knitting, playing video games, and taking pictures of her dogs, Pocket & Tripper. She loves to be with her family, especially when they are all eating, and she tries to provide both comic relief and advice for all her friends. Bennett is also interested in film and fashion (both vintage and modern), and is big on the color pink and lots of lipstick. And she makes a mean bowl of guacamole.

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From Fritter to Cake: An Excursion in Apples

From Fritter to Cake: An Excursion in Apples

November 21, 2018

Drama Students’ Masques of Emotion

May 20, 2017

Horizon Honors’ Choirs Usher in Holiday Cheer and an Audience

December 13, 2016

Students Go Wild on Zoo Field Trip

April 29, 2016

Star Wars Franchise Reawakens

January 12, 2016

Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Stuns

November 20, 2015

Performing Arts Exhibition Is One to Remember

October 31, 2015
Its hard to find an original costume these days, but this makeup tutorial gives you a costume you have never seen before.

A Halloween Costume That Pops

October 20, 2015

“Pan” Whitewashing

October 17, 2015

Music of America: Bella Voce and Cantabile Honors Chorale

September 21, 2015
Concert

Cantabile Stuns at Final Concert

May 23, 2015
Bella Voce sang four feel good songs at their fourth quarter concert.

Choral Finale for 2015

May 22, 2015
Asato was one of seven photographers chosen out of all that submitted their work.

Zach Asato at Chelsea Market

May 11, 2015

Where Is The Weekend?

March 2, 2015

Sorrowful Sexism Is Selling

February 11, 2015

“The Hobbit”: An Overview

January 22, 2015
Be the Change You Wish to See In the World

Why I’m Still Not “All About that Bass”

January 19, 2015

Wong’s Place Isn’t Quite The Place To Be

January 19, 2015
Primordial Dust by Sarah Daltry will stay on the shelf.

“Primordial Dust” Collecting Primordial Dust

December 19, 2014
A revised cover of a well-liked literature book, although a general consensus of students is that assignments distract from the writing itself. Many feel that they should instead write their notes about points that the kids find relevant.

Is Research Ruining Reading?

October 31, 2014
While Disney continues to produce movies with good plot and characters, their female design remains unoriginal since their swap to computer animation. Now the newest girls on the Disney team seem copied from “Frozen” and “Tangled.”

Has Disney’s Design Department Disappeared?

October 21, 2014
Emma Watson, famous celebrity known for playing Hermione Granger in “Harry Potter,” has made public her support for the HeForShe campaign. Her speech in regards to the movement has forever changed what feminism is and will be viewed as.

A Win for Feminism

October 2, 2014
Handwoven yarn, created by women of all ages in India and Nepal, ensures that people can stay in work and that none of the revenue goes to child working facilities. Darn Good Yarn has managed to create an exemplary product while also doing good in the world. Photo courtesy of Addy Bennett, © 2014.

Darn Good Yarn Supports a Darn Good Cause

September 13, 2014
Guacamole has been a popular Mexican side dish for a long time, and will remain as such for a long time yet.

Never Walk Away from Guacamole

September 7, 2014
A piece of fan art that is highly acceptable, unlike it’s unrealistic predecessor, an original by J. Scott Campbell. The professional piece, created by a Marvel artist, showed Mary Jane sitting in a virtually impossible pose to show off her best assets. This is a much better alternative.

Fight Crime and Oversexualization

August 17, 2014
Displaced ethnic groups, such as the Yazidi pictured here, flee their homes after ISIS attacks. Iraqi minorities have become englufed in fear.

When Tragedy Strikes

August 10, 2014
Fast food companies like Wendy’s often advertise for unhealthy in large amounts. It sure does seem contradictory to what many Americans think about eating out, so why is it so popular?

America, Home of the Extra Large

July 30, 2014
Key lime pie is a cool, refreshing, and all-around delicious summer dessert. It’s so good that presentation doesn’t even matter!

Lime Pies are the Key to Success

July 30, 2014
Coverart for the 2013-2014 Yearbook hot off the press.

Yearbooks: A Look Back

June 1, 2014

The Masque: An Evening of Theater

May 28, 2014
The Sound of Music: A Review

The Sound of Music: A Review

May 13, 2014
This scrumptious salsa was gone in a few days, and is the perfect complement to tons of snacks!

The Salsa of Choices

May 7, 2014
Junior Brigit Fitzgerald smiles with her bassoon at the Arizona All-State Music Festival.

Horizon Honors at All-State

April 25, 2014
This is how my hair looks most of the time, and believe it or not, but you too can do the exact same thing! Many people don’t think that they can look good with pixie cuts, but as long as you find one for your face shape, you can rock it!

Le Pixie Cut

April 14, 2014
A Boys’ B team basketball game, which is a voluntary after-school activity. Some people are not athletically inclined, which makes systems like this perfect for a person who doesn’t want to participate in sports.

Physical Education: A Tale of Woe and Sorrow

April 14, 2014
Animal Crossing has been a popular game among the softcore gamers ever since its first release in 2001. It thrives today, having a personality that keeps gamers buying.

Animal Crossing = Fun Times

April 1, 2014
cake

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On right, NJHS president Maggie Kenzler and Emily LaBatt, NJHS member, stand side by side for their picture. These students are among such that enjoy ways to give back to their community.

NJHS: A Beneficial Preparation

March 2, 2014
The Book Thief is the heartfelt tale of Liesel Meminger and her experiences in Nazi Germany as her foster family hides a Jew in their basement. It was an exceedingly popular book, and its own movie came out in 2013.

The Book Thief: It Stole My Soul

February 22, 2014
Classics such as Les Miserables, Romeo and Juliet, The Odyssey, and The Chronicles of Narnia are among my personal library. Most teens book stocks are seriously lacking even though teachers encourage student to build up their supply.

A Literature Lover’s Lament

February 9, 2014
A teenager’s sketches, hung up for easy view. Not only is paper used for books and essays, but it is also used for drawing, among other things.

They Say Paper Isn’t Fashionable Anymore

February 9, 2014
Seventh graders Kendra Fuller and Stephanie Clark pose for a picture. Both will be playing nuns in Horizon Honor’s upcoming production, The Sound of Music.

The sound of team building

January 12, 2014
The strangest combination

The strangest combination

January 26, 2014
The two color models of the recent 2DS. While there could have been different colors available, the 2DS proved itself as a quality, comfortable system.

2D, not 3D

January 26, 2014
Saving Mr. Banks

Saving Mr. Banks

January 15, 2014
Senior Tabby Smith and junior Evan Rosser make a happy couple. Being high schoolers, it makes sense for them to have a relationship.

“He is stark mad, whoever says; That he hath been in love an hour.” -John Donne, Broken Heart

December 13, 2013
All of the posters were only of Carrie Underwood, country and pop singer. Most advertising told that Underwood would put on a good performance. Available through the Creative Commons from cultural-learnings.com. Copyright © cultural-learnings.com, 2013.

Underwood Overstatement

December 11, 2013
The logo for the new Disney movie. With a box office gross of $93 million, it has proved its quality. Photo courtesy of disneyprincess.wikia.com.

Disney’s Frozen Warms the Heart

December 7, 2013
One of the Dragon Slippers covers. There are two in trouble.

That Good Sorta Cliche

November 26, 2013
Fresh Coca-Cola cake, complete with a sign. This particular one stuck true to the “SWEET” stamp.

Where There’s Coke, There’s Hospitality

November 25, 2013
One of two covers of Terry Pratchett’s magnificent book: Dodger.

Don’t Dodge Around This Book

November 21, 2013
This is part of one of my old writings, written in a journal. It is wise for writers to carry around something to write with. Upon seeing an inspirational event, most need it recorded to draw inspiration from it.

What Do We Want? A Topic Worth Writing Fooor!

November 15, 2013
Although the main character Rose was the prime narrator, Pattou also included snippets from other perspectives. Pattou communicates well through the books, and that makes her a great author.

East: I Thought You Said Weast

November 7, 2013
Seventh graders Olivia Moran and Reece Stover joke with each other after the end of the season. Volleyball has strengthened their bond, and the pair remain fast friends.

Volleyball Season Comes to an End

November 4, 2013
A classic picture of two of the most popular rides in the California Adventure Park. California Adventure holds many more lands other than Paradise Pier, such as Carsland and A Bug’s Land.

California City Pass: Worth It?

November 1, 2013
Fanart of robot Tailgate drawn by junior Claire Bennett. Tailgate is a favorite character of many readers, known for his child-like qualities and overall cuteness.

More Than Meets the Eye (Literally)

October 31, 2013
The Crisis of Desensitized Children

The Crisis of Desensitized Children

October 23, 2013
Orange yarn complete with a hook. Crocheting and other fiber arts are for all ages to enjoy and benefit from.

Crocheting is (Not) for Old Ladies

September 26, 2013
Dolce Voce choir practices for their end-of-the-quarter performance. They spent many days working hard on memorizing and perfecting their songs.

Choir Concerts

September 20, 2013

MS Volleyball B Team Starts Season with a Win

September 7, 2013
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