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Leaning over the desk, art teacher Andrew Scott advises junior Noa Maddock on what to do next with her piece in her AP 2D Design portfolio. Students in AP art classes create a sustained investigation, building every piece of art off of their previous meaning. He gives helpful criticism, Maddock said. In showing how to progress my work further.
With the US Navy sticker showcased on his helmet, sophomore Jayden Beasley turns his head to watch his teammates warm up. All branches of the military were showcased on players helmets in honor of Veterans Day. The Eagles won 28-3.
The Eagle Nation News team returns for its tenth season. ENN airs Fridays at 11:37 a.m. Michael Hatch advises the ENN team.
Blocking the view of her opponent, senior Sydney Baker keeps her focus on the ball. Baker plays as guard. The teams first game commenced on Friday Nov. 11 against Wylie. The Eagles won 50-44.
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‘Ugly Love’ by Colleen Hoover exemplifies a heart-wrenching story of two people destined to be together. This book can be found at your local library or bookstore. “I’ve never loved reading a book as much until I read this one,” Junior and writer Maya Contreras said. “It was so charming, I couldn’t put it down.”

Review: ‘Ugly Love’ charms readers with slow burn romance

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Standing for the national anthem, the team holds its helmets. The players helmets have a decal that reads Do Your Job, which is the one of the teams slogan. Sophomore cheerleader Haylee Alexander, who was in an accident and is suffering a traumatic brain injury, was honored in a moment of silence shortly after.

Football beats Trinity in first game of season 17-13

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Driving a toy car, senior Riley Smith heads to second period. Students joined together Nov. 19 for “Bring Anything But A Backpack day, bringing items from shopping carts to toy vehicles. “I thought it would be a fast way to get to class, Smith said. “And, its just fun.

‘Bring Anything But A Backpack’ day sparks creativity in students

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Engineering teacher Daniel Geiter waits for the first timer to be set as he kneels to help students with their cars. Geiter said he finds excitement in the project. I want people to look for alternative solutions, Geiter said. Let them push the rules, but still be in (the) spirit of the competition.
Annual LeMans Race: Engineering team creates innovations
Juliana Cruz and Kace Spears • November 15, 2022

And they're off — engineering teacher Daniel Geiter's annual LeMans project took place Nov. 4 in the main hallway. The...

At 8:32 a.m., students wait for the gates to go up at 8:35 a.m. to allow them to get to first period. The gates stay down before 8:35 a.m. to prevent students from roaming the school unless they have tutoring or club meetings. The gate policy is new this year.
School establishes 'gates policy' for student safety
Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor • November 8, 2022
As the only student speaker, sophomore Julia Fahrenthold presents her reasons for why rising juniors should be given the choice. In addition to Fahrenthold, four other speakers presented to the school board during the meeting. Each speaker was limited to three minutes.
Rising juniors, community speak against new zoning
Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor • November 1, 2022
Opinion
Never Look Back by Lilliam Rivera, published in 2020, combines otherworldly realism and trauma into a story celebrating culture and the strength of a first love. I enjoyed reading this book because it was different, yet captivating, sophomore and reporter Erica Deutsch said. As soon as I started reading it, I couldnt put it down.
Book Review: 'Never Look Back' delivers haunting romance
Erica Deutsch, Reporter • November 17, 2022

In the novel written by Lilliam Rivera, "Never Look Back," Eury, a girl from Puerto Rico, and Pheus, a boy from the Bronx,...

The debut album Past Lives by L.S. Dunes came out Nov. 11. The band is made up of members from popular emo rock and post-hardcore bands such as Circa Survive and Saosins Anthony Green and My Chemical Romances Frank Iero. I really enjoyed this album overall, reviewer and senior Kalyani Rao said. I really like Frank Ieros solo work, so I tuned in immediately when I heard about L.S. Dunes. The sound of this album isnt exactly reminiscent of his albums, but its incredibly good.
Review: L.S. Dunes releases debut album Nov. 11, defining unique sound
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • November 14, 2022
During the Naval Academy summer STEM program, a high school student makes soap in a laboratory. Current college students majoring in chemistry and their professors taught the high school students how to make soap. Prior to the chemistry module, the students attended a marine biology module where they sampled water from the Severn River and studied the marine organisms under a microscope.
Column: Programs build resumes, recommendations
Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor • November 9, 2022
Sports
In celebration of their win, the team lifts the gold ball trophy into the air. Prosper won the bi-district game, and now will move on to play South Grand Prairie on Nov. 18 at Choctaw Stadium. The game on Nov. 11 resulted in a score of 28-3.
As he looks toward the field, baseball coach Scott Holder coaches his second period freshman baseball teams. Holder works with the varsity teams at the end of the school day. It starts at 6:45 a.m., and it really doesnt stop,” Holder said. On game days, its even longer. Were out playing until probably 9:00 p.m. or 9:30 p.m., and get back at 10:30 p.m or 11:00 p.m.
Avoiding a Lion defender, junior Prentice Sanders runs the ball. The team is led by head coach Brandon Schmidt. The final score was 47-27.
Eagle Brief
Arms raised, senior Adam Due celebrates a successful pass block. The bi-district game was hosted at Childrens Health Stadium Nov. 18. The Eagles won 28-3 against Plano Senior. The team looks to face off against South Grand Prairie Nov. 18 at Choctaw Stadium.
Eagle Brief Nov. 21 — 27
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • November 17, 2022
While fans thrash together, lead singer and guitarist, Tyler Ross plays a solo from the song, ‘Flush’ from Laredo Two’s new EP ‘Poison’. Debuting the bands three new songs released Aug. 27, fans from all over the DFW area united together in Flower Mound for the bands biggest show yet at Thrash Fest Aug. 24. The trio will be playing at DV8 in Plano, Tx Dec. 11. “My favorite part of Laredo Two’s shows is the unity within the audience, photographer Gracie Archibeque said. “It truly feels like a big family”.
Eagle Brief Nov. 14 — 20
November 10, 2022
Pictured above are fishing team members Ben Hurbough, Carter Evans, Hayden Chase alongside their coach. The Prosper fishing team presented their first-place trophy to Mr. Jones Oct. 20. The team brought in 1st out of 49 other high schools in the North Texas Division; the total teams were 240. This was on Lake Lewisville. The team will be meeting tonight, and their next tournament is Nov. 12 on Lake Ray Roberts.
Eagle Brief Nov. 7 — 13
November 3, 2022
Podcast
In a graphic made on Canva, the title of the advice podcast by seniors Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama is displayed. This episode is the fourth of a series about various high school topics. This episode discusses teachers and classes they enjoyed.
‘How to High School’ – Episode 4 – Our favorites
Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama • October 3, 2022
In a graphic made on Canva, the title of the advice podcast by seniors Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama is displayed. This episode is the third of a series about various high school topics. This episode discusses maintaining and balancing relationships, making friends and dealing with drama.
‘How to High School’ – Episode 3 – Social life and dating
September 9, 2022
In a graphic made on Canva, the title of the advice podcast by seniors Neena Sidhu and Mithra Cama is displayed. This episode is the second of a series about various high school topics. This episode discusses school spirit and being involved in school activities, clubs and organizations.
‘How to High School’ – Episode 2 – School spirit and being involved
September 1, 2022
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In line with her teammates, senior Talonette captain Kaley Carr holds her poms in her hands. Carr has been on the Talonettes since she was a freshman. Something I would tell my freshman self is to not stress because you cant control every little thing, Carr said. Talonettes has helped me realize that I dont have to worry about that stuff. I can really put my trust in others.
As he looks toward the field, baseball coach Scott Holder coaches his second period freshman baseball teams. Holder works with the varsity teams at the end of the school day. It starts at 6:45 a.m., and it really doesnt stop,” Holder said. On game days, its even longer. Were out playing until probably 9:00 p.m. or 9:30 p.m., and get back at 10:30 p.m or 11:00 p.m.
Lauren Clayton, a junior at Prosper High school stands in front of a Hope Squad banner. She advocates for mental health and suicide prevention by raising money and joining in the Prosper Out of Darkness walk. The Prosper Out of the Darkness walk will take place on the morning of Saturday, Nov. 5, in Windsong Ranch. Registration and T-shirt pickup will start at 8:30 in the morning, and the walk kick-off will start at 10 a.m. I will be joining hundreds of thousands of people across the country who are walking in the Out of the Darkness walks to prevent suicide and to support AFSPs mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide, Clayton said. Its a worthy cause, and one deserving of support from our community.

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