Pin-Up Perception
Not all women that lived in the past dressed like pin-up models.
Sammi Tester, Editor of Student Opinion
Retro Series: A Relationship Blooms in “Brooklyn”
“Brooklyn,” a new romance movie, is a must-see this holiday season.
Retro Series: Antiquated Artifacts
Knowing the difference between retro, vintage, and antique will help any vintage-lover’s sanity.
Kitchen Class
Cooking is essential to living, but there isn’t a required class in schools to teach this important skill.
Scarred and Scared
Women aren’t the only ones left scarred in a relationship.
Music of America: Bella Voce and Cantabile Honors Chorale
Family, friends, and students gathered in the MPR on Wednesday, Sept. 16, to listen to the two advanced choirs’, Bella Voce and Cantabile Honors Chorale, “Music of America” concerts.
Disliking Facebook
The “dislike” option may be coming to Facebook but not in the way many hope.
It’s All In the Family
Family roles aren’t all about feminism and equality, but about happiness and living the life you want.
Fighting for Fans
Celebrities are feuding and disagreeing about anything nowadays, and it’s all a big publicity stunt.
Who’s a Hero
So many people are being called heroes that the word has started to lose its significance.
Punctuating Their Point: The Semicolon Tattoo
People everywhere are lining up outside tattoo parlors to get semicolons put on them.
Pretty Please With a Cherry on Top
Younger people may be thinking they deserve more than they actually do.
FIDM Says Farewell
On Monday, June 22, at 4 p.m. in the Staples Center, the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising said goodbye to graduates from the Los Angeles and San Diego campuses.
Colorful Calendar
This easy-to-make calendar is a great way to add a pop of color to your room while still giving you all the functionality of a calendar.
Choral Finale for 2015
On Tuesday, May 19, family and friends gathered in the MPR to listen to Dolce Voce, Magnum Chordum, and Bella Voce perform their final concerts of the year.
Desensitized Society
In the past 60 years, our society has become unmannerly and desensitized to behaviors we think of as normal.
A Dime For A Distraction
Most superheroes are male, but that’s not gender inequality, it’s just how they were originally made.
Climbing at Climbmax
On Wednesday, April 29, Horizon Honors high school P.E. students went on a field trip to Climbmax Climbing Gym.
TV Typecasts
With the amount of people watching TV every day on the rise, young viewers may be exposed to cliches and a life without consequences.
People’s Passion to Peruse
Break the taboo of reading outside of school. Pick up a book and find your “type.”
Matte Your Own Lipstick
With two supplies and five easy-to-follow steps, you can turn any of your lip glosses to matte lipstick.
JV Boys Dig The Win
On Apr. 2, Horizon Honors JV boys’ volleyball team won an exciting game against Chandler High School.
Money, Munitions, Mistakes
The United States military sends assistance to Jordanian troops to fight the forces of ISIS.
87th Annual Academy Awards Review
On Feb. 22, the 87th annual Academy Awards was aired live from Hollywood’s Dolby Theater. There were many memorable moments that shouldn’t be missed. Caution: spoilers.
Give A Giant Kiss For Valentine’s Day
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, giving your friends or loved ones a homemade Rice Krispie treat shaped as a giant Hershey’s Kiss is a great way to show how much they mean to you.
Vexing Vaccines
With the recent outbreak of measles, it’s time to remember and decide whether or not you got your vaccine.
JV Girls’ Handles Homecoming Loss Honorably
Horizon Honors JV Girls' Basketball had their homecoming game on Jan. 23 against Chino Valley.
Hair Flair
Whether you wear it every day or to something more formal, a personalized hair comb is a great way to express your individuality and add extra flair to your outfit.
Sneak Peek To Spirit Week
Horizon Honors is having a spirit week the week of 19 Jan. to get ready for the Homecoming games and dance.
2014 Movie Madness
2014 seemed like a promising year for movies, but the result just wasn’t what was promised. Here are five of my favorite movies from 2014.
Do A Deed And Donate
In the season of giving, consider giving to your community.
Inside “The Outsiders”
“The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton explores the trepidation a group of teenage greasers faces in day-to-day life.
‘Tis the Season
Many holidays make their appearance in December, but most are obscured by Christmas’ shadow.
Discount Day
Black Friday is always the day after Thanksgiving. This year, it landed on Nov. 28.
Death with Dignity
Brittany Maynard’s physician-assisted suicide on Nov. 1 has sparked controversy in the government as well as homes across the country.
Engineering: A Curious Career
An engineer is much more than a train conductor or an auto-part store technician and beanengineer.com shows us just that.
Varsity Volleyball Celebrates Seniors
Horizon Honors’ Varsity team wins playing against Yuma Catholic on Thursday Oct. 30 at home.
The Power of Prime
Number one online retailer, Amazon.com, is turning browsing stores for something new to browsing sites for something new.
Captivating Colorado
Colorado is known for its picturesque mountains and tourist attractions. The Royal Gorge, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, and Garden of the Gods are three enticing options.
Middle School Volleyball A Team Wins
Horizon Honors’ Middle School A Team won against Rancho Solano on Sept. 25 at home.
Miss America: Demeaning or Demanding?
The near-flawless women in pageants are setting expectations for the rest of all girl-kind to meet, but are they the right kind of conjecture?
Old Students, New Staff
Horizon Honors has always been home to exemplary students and staff alike. This year, the staff just so happens to feature two alumni that can say they fill both those shoes.
Emma Martin Rocks It On The Court
Emma Martin lives every young athlete's dream as a swing for Horizon Honors' Girls' Volleyball.