Addy Bennett, Editor-in-Chief
From Fritter to Cake: An Excursion in Apples
Do yourself a favor and make use of the most famous fruit of the fall season—the apple.
Drama Students’ Masques of Emotion
Family and friends gathered at the school on Wednesday, May 17, 2017 to appreciate the art of performance with the Drama class students.
Horizon Honors’ Choirs Usher in Holiday Cheer and an Audience
Dolce Voce, Magnum Chordum, Bella Voce, and Cantabile Honors Chorale bring holiday cheer to their winter concert on Dec. 6.
Students Go Wild on Zoo Field Trip
Students of both Biology and Biology Honors journeyed to the zoo for their April 25 field trip.
Star Wars Franchise Reawakens
“Star Wars: Episode VII” was able to live up to expectation and may just be one of the best movies in the franchise yet.
Wind Ensemble and Concert Band Stuns
Concerts at Horizon Honors are always sure to impress, and Wind Ensemble and Concert Band did not disappoint.
Performing Arts Exhibition Is One to Remember
The PAE, which took place on Oct. 22, proved that Horizon Honors is still bursting with talent.
A Halloween Costume That Pops
If you want to celebrate Halloween without putting too much work into it, the pop-art look may be the look for you!
“Pan” Whitewashing
“Pan,” director Joe Wright’s newest movie release, has entered theaters absolutely studded in a whitewashing controversy.
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.
Cantabile Stuns at Final Concert
On May 19, 2015, the Cantabile Honors Chorale sang their hearts outs as they said goodbye to the 25 seniors in the ensemble.
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.
Zach Asato at Chelsea Market
Head photographer Zach Asato was recognized through Woodsnap at NYC's Chelsea Market.
Where Is The Weekend?
While weekend homework can be beneficial, it seems to swamp students more than helping them learn.
Sorrowful Sexism Is Selling
Carl’s Jr. commercials seem to be increasingly more raunchy and its sexism in selling their menu is a little more than disgusting.
“The Hobbit”: An Overview
Over the last three years, “The Hobbit” has dominated the box office upon its arrival. But does it really live up to the book it was based on?
Why I’m Still Not “All About that Bass”
Meghan Trainor’s hit song, “All About that Bass,” isn’t quite the uplifting song we all imagine it to be.
Wong’s Place Isn’t Quite The Place To Be
Wong’s Place, an interesting Chinese food restaurant, is a great place to see what your zodiac animal is, but isn’t exactly the ideal location to dine at.
“Primordial Dust” Collecting Primordial Dust
“Primordial Dust” doesn’t live up to expectations.
Is Research Ruining Reading?
In our current curriculum, students are supposed to take irrelevant notes on their literature books, and I feel that the practice needs to be changed.
Has Disney’s Design Department Disappeared?
Recently announced “Big Hero 6” is sure to be yet another Disney hit, but does it deserve it? Ever since the move to computer animation, the company seems to be lacking in character originality.
A Win for Feminism
Emma Watson makes a compelling statement about feminism and sets the internet ablaze.
Darn Good Yarn Supports a Darn Good Cause
Online yarn store supports unemployed women in India and Nepal by giving them work while reducing child labor.
Never Walk Away from Guacamole
This recipe will have you coming back for more, time after time and chip after chip.
Fight Crime and Oversexualization
The depiction of today's superheroines just isn't cutting it.
Horizon Honors at All-State
HHHS students reach for the stars at music festival
