The Skyline Horizon – The Student News Site of Skyline High School

Opinion
Parking Stickers: The Skyline Epidemic
January 17, 2019
JD Jensen, Sports Editor
Put yourself in this situation: you are coming out of the school after a difficult day, where you are...
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Opinion
Why Was Proposition 2 So Hotly Debated?
January 17, 2019
Will Ginsburg, Web Editor-in-Chief
Proposition 2- a case for the legalization of medicinal marijuana- made it onto the ballot for the 2018...
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Opinion
We Have Become Desensitized to Mass Shootings
January 15, 2019
Will Ginsburg, Web Editor-in-Chief
News as a whole tends to run in twenty-four hour cycles, with most of it leaving our minds by the time...
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Opinion
Skyline High School’s RISE Initiative
November 13, 2018
Abby Hansen, Opinion Editor
At the start of the 2018-2019 school year, Skyline High School put their RISE initiative into action....
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Opinion
Why Contributing to Casual Misogyny is Harmful to Everyone
November 13, 2018
Crystal Eldredge, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Casual misogyny is a conscious hate for women caused by social constructs that dictate how women are...
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Opinion
Teenagers Have a Self-Love Problem
October 30, 2018
Kelly Dolan, Journalism 1 Staff
Lately, teenagers have been more self-critical in everyday life. When you are at school, you may overhear...
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Opinion
Is the Hype around Voluntourism well-deserved?
October 17, 2018
Ann Kim, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Voluntourism, a word combining “volunteer” and “tourism”, is a phenomenon that has gained popularity...
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Play Production Students Perform One-Acts

Jana Bowler, Journalism 1 Staff

January 17, 2019 • No Comments

Play production is an advanced audition only class. The students are all ages, from freshmen to seniors. Each quarter the class has a new project that they work on together; last quarter, they created, produced, and performed...

Stephen Hillenburg Passes After an Incredible Career

Kody Bogue, Journalism 1 Staff

January 17, 2019 • No Comments

Stephen Hillenburg, the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants, died on November 26, 2018 at fifty-seven. The Nickelodeon TV program gained huge popularity with both children and adults over it’s nearly twenty-year run. Nickelodeon...

Meet Skyline High’s Improv Troupe, the Skyline Slylines

Lily Rutherford, Journalism 1 Staff

January 15, 2019 • 1 Comment

The Skyline Slylines are the official improv troupe of Skyline High School, and are most known for hosting the annual improv festival that brings in other troupes and instructors from across the state to Skyline. The group...

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Sports

The Skyline Womens Basketball Team Progresses to Higher Levels of Play

Phia Bridge, Journalism 1 Staff

January 17, 2019 • No Comments

The Skyline Womens Basketball team is undoubtedly doing well this 2018 season. On December 4, Skyline played Brighton High School, and took home a victory 59 to 36. Bella Roden, number 34, commented on the win against Brighton...

Skyline Men’s Basketball Aims for High-level Play this 2018 Season January 15, 2019

Skyline Wrestling Season in Review January 15, 2019

Previewing Utah March Madness January 10, 2019

Skyline Swimming Suit Preference October 17, 2018

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News

Utah Teens Rallied To Show Their Enthusiasm For Voting

Abby Hansen, Journalism 2 Staff

January 17, 2019 • No Comments

On November 5, teenagers rallied on the steps of Utah's state Capital in an effort to spark excitement for voting in the 2018 midterm election. This event was sponsored by the March For Our Lives organization...