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

Opinion
Teaching Hypocrisy
May 15, 2019
Ann Kim, Crystal Eldredge, Co Editors-in-Chief
Every day in Utah public schools, students are relayed conflicting information based on what the Utah...
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Opinion
Non-Binary State Issued Licenses
May 9, 2019
Reiche Idune Galli, Horizon Staff
In September of 2018, Utah issued the first non-binary drivers license, which was received by Melanie...
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Opinion
The Attack of White Supremacists and the Harm They Cause
May 9, 2019
Maddie Moulton, Abby Hansen, Horizon Staff
On March 15, 2019, an Australian gunman attacked two mosques, killing 50 Muslims, in Christchurch, New...
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Opinion
Colder Weather is proof of a Warmer Planet
May 9, 2019
Alex Roache, Journalism 1 Staff
Winters in the United States are actually getting colder, not warmer, but it’s not because global warming...
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Opinion
The Problems with the Grandfather Tests of the United States
April 25, 2019
Will Ginsburg, Web Editor-in-Chief
Every year, thousands of timid high school students pull all-nighters to cram their minds with a plethora...
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Opinion
Mental Health and Burnout In College Student-Athletes
April 25, 2019
Anna Rosse', Journalism 1 Staff
Mental illness in our most beloved and idolized all-stars -- that does not sound right. The court is...
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Opinion
The Caring Nature Behind Report Cards
April 25, 2019
Samantha Cazares, Journalism 1 Staff
When most parents ask their kids the daunting question “How are you doing in school?” the answer...
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Winners Are Announced for the Satorian Editor’s Choice Awards

Tatum Cottam, Journalism 1 Staff

March 21, 2019 • No Comments

On January 22, the Skyline Satorian released the results of their Editors Choice Award. The contest included two winners, one for a literary piece and one for a visual piece. Julane Machado won the literary award for her...

Film Corner: Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse

Crystal Eldredge, Editor-in-Chief

March 21, 2019 • No Comments

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse is the latest installment in Sony Spider-man films which features 14-year-old Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) struggling to balance the pressure from his school work, homelife, and his passions...

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...

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Sports

One Frisbee to Rule Them All

Alexander Patrick Roache, Christopher Aaron Charles, Horizon Staff

May 15, 2019 • No Comments

In 1950, college kids finish licking their pie tins and fingers, sitting in a small field in Bridgeport, Connecticut on a sunny July day. Nobody knows who the first person was to turn the pie tin upside-down and toss it...

The Re-Emergence of Skyline Water Polo May 9, 2019

Zion Williamson: Potential Landing Spots May 9, 2019

These Neurological Events Occur When Your Team Wins March 21, 2019

The Skyline Womens Basketball Team Progresses to Higher Levels of Play January 17, 2019

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News

“Apocalyptic-like Meteor Explosion over Earth’s Atmosphere”

Max Plumb, Journalism 1 Staff

April 25, 2019 • No Comments

On December 18, 2018 NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) witnessed a huge fireball explosion in Earth’s atmosphere and later announced it on March, 18. According to NASA, “the blast...