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

Opinion
The Problems with the Grandfather Tests of the United States
March 21, 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
The Story Behind the N.A.M.E.
March 21, 2019
Abby Hansen, Opinion Editor
Since 1990, the National Association for Multicultural Education has been working to promote and celebrate...
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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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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

These Neurological Events Occur When Your Team Wins

Drew Abbott, Journalism 1 Staff

March 21, 2019 • No Comments

A fairly recent study published in 2015 shows evidence in support of the many positive emotional/mental activities that occur in the brain when your team wins a game. While most of the effects are positive, there are also...

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

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

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News

Sandy City Water Crisis

Audrey Miller, Journalism 1 Staff

March 21, 2019 • No Comments

The massive snow storm on February 6 caused more problems than a valley-wide snow day and bad roads. The storm caused a power outage in Sandy City. This power outage caused a fluoride pump, at the Sandy...