The Horizon

Reel traditions

IUS Horizon • October 3, 2009

Every year about this time I start thinking about the upcoming holiday season. It all starts with Halloween and doesn’t end until New Year’s Day.

I am a non-smoker, I have never smoked. However, the idea of a smoking ban on campus in the summer of 2007 was very upsetting, and I was especially anxious to hear about its enforcement, and now—two years later—I have a clearer answer. Seeing as how tobacco is a legal substance for those 18 and older, I was interested to read The Horizon’s article on the enforcement of the policy.

Editorial cartoon

IUS Horizon • October 1, 2009

Turn it up. rock on

IUS Horizon • October 1, 2009

I love music. It’s my lifeline to everything. It’s my way to cheer up, vent, calm down or just simply to relax and unwind. Compared to the alternative silence of my apartment or the junk that is displayed on TV lately, I prefer the tunes that relate to me.

The smoking gun

IUS Horizon • October 1, 2009

The next time you try to smoke in the middle of McCullough Plaza, you might want to think twice.

Still a contender

IUS Horizon • October 1, 2009

Reportedly, more than one million people forked out $50 to watch the Floyd Mayweather/Juan Manuel Marquez fight on Sept. 19.

I'mma let you finish..

IUS Horizon • September 21, 2009

A water story

IUS Horizon • September 21, 2009

I only drink steam distilled water. I buy it by the gallon and at home I pour it into a pitcher fitted with a charcoal filter, further purifying it.

Whiners be warned

IUS Horizon • September 21, 2009

While I’m at school, I often listen to what people are saying in my classes or in the hallways. More than anything else, I hear people complaining.

Don't forget about the swines

IUS Horizon • September 15, 2009

Healthcare debate makes people sick

IUS Horizon • September 15, 2009

The healthcare debate has been going on for a little while now. A lot of opinions have come out of it, but I’m not here to tell you about my own politically-biased views. I’m here to tell you why the healthcare debate is less of an exchange of ideas and more of an “us vs. them” scenario.