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Students Face Extended Utility Outages and Downed Trees During Bitter Winter Storm
Catharine Li, Horizon Editor-in-Chief
• February 4, 2023
![Using scissors, Anatomy & Dissection Club President Einez Wu 23 cuts open her groups perch as the other club officers offer input. Although the club officers researched perches before the dissection in order to create informational slides, the hands-on experience taught them new facts. The most interesting thing I learned [from the dissection] was probably the placement of the brain in the fish, which resides further along the spine compared to mammals and reptiles, Wu said.](https://westwoodhorizon.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/IMG_9948-900x600.jpg)
Anatomy & Dissection Club Continues Nurturing Community Through Perch Dissection
Prima Changwatchai, Reporter
• February 1, 2023

RRISD Closes Schools Tuesday Due to Inclement Weather Conditions
January 30, 2023

HOSA Students Advance to State Leadership Conference
Chloe Oakley, Reporter
• January 25, 2023

PTSA Hosts Faculty Lunch to Celebrate Lunar New Year
Tara Kurkal, Reporter
• January 25, 2023

Students and Staff Adapt as New Flex Policies Promote Participation
Alessandra Ashford and Lily Dooley
• January 16, 2023

Horizon Named Crown Finalist
December 15, 2022

Red Cross Club Relaxes at Winter Social
Lena Boas, Reporter
• December 14, 2022

NAHS Nurtures Community at Christmas Card Social
Alessandra Ashford, Reporter
• December 13, 2022

Outreach Club Comes Together to Give to Community at Winter Social
Lily Dooley, Reporter
• December 12, 2022

Double Vision: Anatomy and Dissection Club Members Pair Up for Cow Eye Dissection
Prima Changwatchai, Reporter
• December 9, 2022

IB Seniors Face Off Against Teachers at Dodgeball Tournament
Amelie Puga, Reporter
• December 8, 2022
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