The Horizon

Where your Activity Fee money goes

IUS Horizon April 11, 2009
The Student Activity Fee is part of the tuition bill each student pays every semester. The money from the fee goes to certain campus organizations, such as Athletics or The Horizon.

Dogmatic core vision mission

IUS Horizon April 11, 2009
This semester’s almost over, folks. If you’re like me, this is the final run for you. After this last couple of weeks, we’ll have finished our bachelor’s degrees.

Final column full of bitchin'

IUS Horizon April 11, 2009
This is it, the last semester of my college career. No more tests, research papers, homework or pop quizzes. Thank goodness. This is not going to be one of those columns where I talk about how amazing it feels to graduate (even though it does). This is the last column I will ever write for The Horizon. So, I wanted to make it count.

New coach for Kentucky

IUS Horizon April 6, 2009
CBSSports.com columnist Gregg Doyel said college basketball as you know it is over.

New dogs, old tricks

IUS Horizon April 6, 2009
For those of you who paid student activity fees this semester, the Student Government Association just took an hour of your time and you’ll never get to know what was done during those 60 minutes.

Ultimate Frisbee: ultimate game

IUS Horizon April 6, 2009
I enjoy sports. I like to play them. I like to watch them. I like pulling down rebounds on the court and racking up the YAC on the football field. I embarrass myself every time I step onto a volleyball court, but I enjoy that, too. All of these sports, however, pale in comparison to a little sport called ultimate frisbee.

Desperate times call for desperate measures

IUS Horizon April 6, 2009
Desperate times call for desperate measures. That is the phrase that entered my mind when I watched a story unfold on the news about a man who robbed a convenience store while his 9-year-old daughter stood beside him.

Letter to editor

IUS Horizon April 6, 2009
I would like to bring it to your attention that my organization’s name has been printed wrong in this week’s issue of The Horizon. In the “Wii bowling raises big bucks for Big Brothers Big Sisters” article, three organizations were listed as having participated in the event: Campus Life, Financial Aid and Phi Eta Kappa, but Phi Eta Kappa is not an organization on campus. This is a hybrid of two organizations.

The most wonderful time of the year

IUS Horizon April 3, 2009
The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is better than Christmas.

Don't forget the tip

IUS Horizon April 3, 2009
Sometimes when it feels like the world is out to get you, it really is. I am much older than the majority of people reading this. Not every person, but most.

Not gonna happen

IUS Horizon April 3, 2009
James Bonsall, the apparent president-elect of the Student Government Association, managed to secure the position by a mere nine votes right before Spring Break.
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