The Horizon has been known to print some scathing articles and columns.
I have written my share of harsh stories.
Recently, a fellow student mentioned to me how it seemed we want to make the school look bad and that we have no school spirit.
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.
When Brother Rick Bradley came to campus Thursday, Feb. 26, students mocked his words. They laughed at his antics. Some even yelled and screamed at him to argue with him about his message.
A sprinkler malfunction in Meadow Lodge on Sunday, Jan. 18, caused damage to four apartments, displacing several students and damaging some of the students’ personal belongings.
The Horizon printed Jacob Korff’s name in the Police Blotter last week. We printed that he was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. And, for the first time with any Blotter inclusion, we included his title, Student Government Association vice president. And we make no apologies for it.
We live in a world where numbers matter.
We love to count, quantify and analyze anything and everything, including knowledge.
A person’s grade point average is one way we do so.
But a person’s GPA...
SGA stands for the Student Government Association. Last week, several of its members took a small step toward recognizing and living up to part of the responsibility that comes with being a government...