Dancing in The Moonlight
Siena Locante, Journalism Staff
October 19, 2019
The theme of this year's homecoming was Dancing in the Moonlight, from the catchy song by King Harvest. The song features people dancing at night (in the moonlight), which Skyline replicated by having the dance in the courtyard,. The dance started at 7:30 and lasted until about 10:30. The guests bought...
Skyline Senior High’s Homecoming Assembly 2019 Opens The New School Year
Elida Horvath, Journalism Staff
October 19, 2019
Friday, September 20, was the day of Skyline’s Homecoming Assembly. To celebrate the new school year, the school’s students and teachers met up in the auditorium. As usual, the ceremony was opened by Skyline’s Drum Line and a communal performance of the school song in accompaniment of the...
The Leading Democratic Candidates Fight for a Spot in the 2020 Presidential Elections
Phia Bridge and Anja Cieslewicz
October 19, 2019
The most recent Democratic political debate took place on September 12 in Houston and revealed the top Democratic candidates for the 2020 presidential election. Candidates who emerged as front runners were Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, and Pete Buttigieg. The third democratic...
Skyline Celebrated at Eagle Fest
Grace Erskine, Journalism Staff
October 19, 2019
Skyline High School has lots of interests and skills to offer. These skills and interests shine through in the form of clubs. Eagle Fest is an introduction to all of these clubs and the uniqueness that Skyline students want to share. Eagle Fest took place on September 20, 2019. There were lots of...
A Charming Renissance
Sophia Orphanakis-Ward, Editor-in-Chief
October 9, 2019
Measles, Smallpox, Mumps and other similar diseases have made a massive comeback in the recent years, with the reemergence of these renaissance era diseases has brought with it these hot trends of 14th century Europe! How do you incorporate these looks into your life this summer season? Just follow...
Universal Basic Income
Gabe Wong, Web Editor
October 7, 2019
Universal Basic Income is a universally distributed cash payment paid out to everyone on a regular basic. It’s like a childhood allowance, but for adults. Basic income is championed as a way for people to gain financial freedom — think about it — what could a poor art major living in New York Ci...
Why is School Spirit Declining?
Anja Cieslwicz, Journalism Staff
October 7, 2019
In the last few years, there has been a disappointing lack of school spirit at Skyline High School. Noticeably less juniors and seniors take part in pep rallies and assemblies because they think it is more fun to get food at Einsteins or Cafe Rio. It seems that Skyline students are simply not proud to be...
Community of Caring at Skyline
Grace Erskine, Journalism Staff
October 7, 2019
Skyline High School’s Community of Caring is a service oriented, student-based organization. The program provides opportunities for service to increase the betterment and moral of our school. This year there has been a focus of working on projects revolving around mental health. The class is ...
Virtual Reality in the Future
Christopher Charles, Journalism 1 Staff
April 25, 2019
Virtual reality, also known as VR, is when you are able to go into a virtual world, and has started to become very popular in households around the world and in the eyes of big corporations like Microsoft. However, where will this lead to in the many years to come? What applications can it be used for...
Life of a Lady Killer
Clayton Rasmussen, Journalism 1 Staff
March 21, 2019
One night, you decide to step out of your apartment on campus and go to the ice cream shop just down the street. As you are walking you see an injured man, trying to take his groceries into his apartment. You kindly help him deliver the groceries into his apartment. As you put the groceries down, he ...
The Craze Behind the Notorious RBG
Mia Driver, Journalism 1 Staff
January 17, 2019
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, also known as the Notorious RBG, is known for her role as the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Bill Clinton said, “Ruth Bader Ginsburg cannot be called a liberal or a conservative; she has proved herself too thoughtful for such labels,” when he nom...
Teacher Feature- Melinda Reay
Jana Bowler, Journalism 1 Staff
January 15, 2019
Melinda Reay, a social studies teacher here at Skyline High School was born in DeKalb, Illinois, approximately 70 miles away from Chicago. However, she was raised in Eagle, Idaho, a town ten miles away from Boise. After graduating from her local high school, she attended Utah State University. Reay stu...