The Horizon

Editor’s life better because of college

IUS Horizon • April 18, 2011

What could one possibly think to say to leave a lasting impression on students, faculty and staff at IU Southeast? For me, the experience of having the courage to step foot on a college campus once...

Charlie Sheen isn’t winning; just losing

IUS Horizon • March 18, 2011

How many chances does one get before management decides to give you the ax? If you’re Charlie Sheen, those chances were endless until recently. Warner Brothers decided to fire Sheen from the popular...

Celebrity talent turns into joke

IUS Horizon • January 25, 2011

In this day and age, famous is what most people aspire to become. Little talent or knowl- edge is required and money accelerates the level of fame. Erykah Badu, a Grammy-award-win- ning singer, made an...

Don’t block my blessings

IUS Horizon • November 15, 2010

It's been a little more than a year since I made a huge decision — a decision which would not only help me find my way, but a decision to never allow anyone to deter me from my dreams. Unlike most,...

‘Glee’ stirs up GQ controversy

IUS Horizon • November 4, 2010

Sometimes you have to wonder what’s going through the brains of some people. You really have to wonder if common sense is being held hostage by nonsense so it can plot ways to increase stupidity among the American public. During an eventful Sunday afternoon, I noticed news briefs on how parents were outraged at some of the stars from Fox’s blockbuster series “Glee.”

Don’t pass judgment on gay marriage

IUS Horizon • September 19, 2010

Marriage is supposed to be a union where couples share a common bond. Sometimes the bond can mean going through the good, the bad and the ugly to test the true nature of love. Love can mean being in...

Chrisette Michelle at HullabaLOU Press Room

IUS Horizon • August 29, 2010

Check out The Horizon interview with R&B artist Chrisette Michelle. View it here. http://www.vimeo.com/14470639

Discrimination not left in past; still relevant

IUS Horizon • August 22, 2010

Since Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington D.C. more than 40 years ago, you’d think people would open up to accepting one another. This new American society proves to be more disconnected with King’s message than ever before. With faith, generations, race and even the first African-American president being elected, one would assume prejudices are slowly fading.

Time to tough it out

IUS Horizon • April 4, 2010

During my life, I’ve seen and done things the average college student has yet to experience. I’ve interned at tropical resorts, worked in the travel industry, worked in restaurants and cleaned nasty buildings. The list goes on. One thing I learned before experiencing this was my parents advice on how working hard has the best benefits.

The Horizon Newscast, March 29, 2010

IUS Horizon • March 29, 2010

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No Trust for Tiger

IUS Horizon • March 14, 2010

This is to correct false notions from an article by C.J. Daniels. In fact, people have regulary said negative comments about Tiger Woods before his scandal. They have remarked how he has cursed, slammed his clubs and has not been approachable on golf courses.

The Horizon Newscast, March 8, 2010

IUS Horizon • March 8, 2010

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