Opinion – Highland Rambler

Taking Learning Into Our Own Hands

April 26, 2018

Filed under Opinion

I’m sure every student in high school has asked themselves, at least once, what is the point? As students, we ask ourselves when we’ll ever need to use quadratics, or why we must learn about the mitochondria, and of course...

Sutton Reviews: Ready Player One

April 26, 2018

Teens Have And Will Influence Change

March 20, 2018

Utah Tax Surplus Will Go Toward Education, And Rightfully So

January 19, 2018

The Solution To This Problem Is a Little Smoggy

December 15, 2017

Repealing Net Neutrality Hurts More Than It Helps

December 15, 2017

Something For Everyone

November 29, 2017

Failure Of The Clubs

Eli Adams, Staff Write

November 17, 2017

Filed under Editorial, Opinion

Despite the combined efforts of Senate and Student Government, Clash of the Clubs turned out to be a total flop when it came to audience appeal. Though many of Highland High’s clubs are amazing and represent the hard work of ...

Terminating Down Syndrome Pregnancies Is Shameful

Jordyn Shingleton, Opinion Editor

November 8, 2017

Filed under Opinion

Imagine if a mother could pick and choose her child before that child ever came into the world. Medical breakthroughs have made it so parents can genetically alter their fetus’s hair and eye color, creating somewhat of “the...

Patriotism A Complicated Topic In School

Lucas Bartel, Staff Writer

November 6, 2017

Filed under Opinion

Tim Porter is an assistant principal Highland and a U.S. Navy veteran. Having been a medic for many years, serving in Desert Storm, he is very patriotic. As a patriot he believes that a person can express their love for America...

9 to 5 Is A Must See

November 5, 2017

Latest Pirates Movie Flops in Theaters

May 29, 2017