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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Hands in the air, senior Ava Anderson cheers after all seniors finished walking across stage. Anderson will be attending UT Austin in the fall. She received an invite to their spirit program, participating as one of the cheerleaders.
Broken glass fills this view of sophomore Kritika Kothas family car. Kothas sister took this picture as she hid in the vehicle, which had been shot at during the shooting at Allen Premium Outlets. The shooting occurred May 6. In the attached article, experts give safety information to implement, including advice to conceal and cover in order to survive this type of situation. Conceal means Im hidden, but it wont stop a bullet, like a bush, thin door, or wall, former officer Lt. Mike Archibeque said. Cover means it will stop a bullet and protect you – a concrete wall/pillar or a car engine block. The more items you can put between you and the shooter, the greater the likelihood it will stop the bullets. 
Broken glass fills this view of sophomore Kritika Kothas family car. Kothas sister took this picture as she hid in the vehicle, which had been shot at during the shooting at Allen Premium Outlets. The shooting occurred May 6. I didn’t scream or anything, she said. I was more frozen. I was sitting in the car, and I was terrified. I didn’t know what was going to happen.
With the start of a new podcast, sophomore hosts Erica Deutsch and Sofia Ayala bring awareness to bullying. This is something that seriously needs to be addressed and is a topic that I am super passionate about, along with other topics of mental health, Deutsch said. We hope to reach those who need it most.
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AP Macroeconomics and AP European History teacher Michael Craft watches a video update on Walnut Grove at his desk. Craft anticipates the opening of the school, and believes it could be a good opportunity for Prosper High School students and staff. As a teacher, my priority is that I have the opportunity to teach the things that I love the most and be able to share that love with students, Craft said. I love Prosper High School, but with the changing dynamic and the number of kids (growing), theres no question that we need a third school. If theres a legitimate opportunity to teach classes there that I have the opportunity to teach here, (that would be great).

Breaking news: 'Walnut Grove' high school to open ahead of schedule, proposed zoning announced

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Motivational speaker Nick Vujicic walks across the Rock Hill High School stage as he delivers a speech Wednesday, Oct. 19. Vujicic shared his story in honor of Unity Day. “My whole mission is to let teenagers know that they’re beautiful,” s Vujicic said. “They don’t need to become someone they’re not.”

A life without limbs: Nick Vujicic uses his story to inspire students across globe

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Examining optical illusions on the screen, cheer coach and teacher Emily Allen teaches an AP Psychology class. In the article, Allen reflects on her time at PHS and her goals for her new job at Walnut Grove. I haven’t been sad about her (Emily Allen) leaving until just now, yearbook adviser Lyndsey Hamlin said. I know she is going to be just as amazing at Walnut Grove as she is here and they are so lucky to have her. She has had so much success in the classroom and will continue to do so whoever she is. She has the kindest heart and only wants the best for her students and co-workers.

Coach to transfer to Walnut Grove, reflects on time at PHS

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News
Juice jacking, a form of a cyber crime that involves stealing data or installing malware on a device through a USB charging port, has become an increasingly common threat in todays time. As more and more people rely on their phones and other devices to stay connected, the convenience of public charging stations has made it easier for cyber criminals to carry out their attacks. Training and awareness would be the best sources of prevention, Chief Technical Officer Fernando De Velasco said. We also install our own electric outlets and purchase the charging outlets (like the portable units,) so we know those come without any issues. People are not aware of this issue in general, and having convenience outlets in many public spaces adds to this problem.
Experts warn against dangers of juice jacking
Nada Gad, Photojournalist • May 15, 2023

Juice jacking, a form of a cyber crime that involves stealing data or installing malware on a device through a USB charging...

This picture provides a street view of the Collin County History Museum. The museum normally stays open Thursday-Saturday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., but it is currently closed in preparation for its next exhibit, Created in Collin County. (The exhibit) is the stories of things that were created here, art that was created here, music that was created here (and) athletes that trained here, museum director Kristin Spalding said. We have cafes, entertainment ... things that are very memorable to our seniors. Id like to highlight some of those things, and were going to tell some of those stories.
Collin County History Museum prepares new exhibit
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • May 11, 2023
Standing before the final display, senior Gracia Suppogu adjusts one of the tennis balls in the display. The display was created by art students, and the hanging tennis balls create the p used in many of Prospers logos. Students and art teacher, Brian Pierce worked on the display for almost five hours.
National Art Honor Society members set up 'Big Art Day' display
Nora Vedder, Reporter/Graphic Designer • May 1, 2023
Opinion
A collage of photos features senior Cate Emma Warren with family and friends. Warren will be attending Louisiana State University in the fall majoring in Biology. Every person in ENO has learned the importance of the truth, of authenticity and owning your own work, Warren said. I hope that ENT can continue to be an outlet for students, journalists, teachers, administrators and people of Prosper to find that sense of truth. Thank you for allowing me to learn with you, make mistakes, and lastly, thank you for helping make me who I am today.
Senior column: Eagle Nation Times Editor reflects on building the print newspaper, personal growth
Cate Emma Warren, Editor-in-chief of Eagle Nation Times • May 18, 2023

As I look to the end of my senior year, I have to reflect on everything that has led me to where I am today. Many say ‘everything...

In a collage of photos made on Canva, senior Maya Contreras shares memoirs of her friends and family. She will be attending Texas State University and majoring in Marketing. I never knew high school would fly by this fast, Contreras said. Newspaper has been a great part of my journey.
Senior column: Executive graphic designer glances at high school journey, thanks friends
Maya Contreras • May 17, 2023
Huddled for a group photo, Kevin Madzima and some of his friends are pictured celebrating their senior prom. Madzima has attended Prosper High School for the past four years and will be going to the University of Oklahoma in the fall. These past few weeks Ive spent so much time reminiscing, Madzima said. But, I cant wait to experience more in the future.
Senior Column: Reporter reflects on lessons learned in high school
Kevin Madzima, Reporter • May 17, 2023
Sports
Celebrating, sophomore Nicole Steel and freshman Matteo Mejia prepare for the state championship. Both of them have been on the varsity team since their freshman year. This is the first time a PHS tennis team has gone to state in seven years.
Running down the field, No. 33 junior Shae Hagans looks for an open teammate to pass to. The Prosper varsity girls lacrosse team played against McKinney on Wednesday, winning 12-11. My goal for the rest of high school lacrosse is to win a state championship, Hagans said. Hopefully it will happen next year.
As she puts her fist up, assistant coach Renna Bersosa prepares to do her handshake. One way that the girls are motivated is they start out with, you know, playing music that they love to pump them up in the locker rooms, Bersosa said. And then, its important that we encourage them and remind them all things that they do well – positive affirmations. We remind them of all their strengths – and to believe in themselves.
Eagle Brief
Hands raised in front of their faces, juniors Juliana Cruz and Samiya King check the contrast of their skin tones against their suits for a project for their American Sign Language class. The class requires distinct clothing, in order for people to comprehend hand signs. Students at Prosper are able to take the ASL course up to four levels.
Eagle Brief May 11 - May 25
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • May 12, 2023
Students walk the hallways of Prosper High School underneath a poster reading Mental Health Awareness Month. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Posters raising awareness and offering support for students who may be struggling line the hallways. In addition, counselor Stephanie Clayton will be featured in an upcoming Eagle Nation Online podcast covering topics of interest for students concerning mental health. Keep reading ENO for those publication details, which should be released soon.
Eagle Brief May 4 - 11
May 4, 2023
As the hallway fills with students, multiple extracurricular groups are sent off to state and national level competitions. The send off on Monday, April 24 featured archery, students competing at state for VASE, FFA teams, and extracurricular athletics teams. Percussion students led the sendoff.
Eagle Brief April 27 - May 4
April 27, 2023
Podcast
The above graphic advertises the Memory Space” podcast. Host and sophomore William Ligon, a member of the fourth-period digital media class, leads this discussion with junior Christian Alfano about the world of Persona 5.
Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 4 - Persona 5
William Ligon, Christian Alfano, and Jake Radcliffe • May 8, 2023
The above graphic advertises the “Memory Space” podcast. Host and sophomore William Ligon, a member of the fourth-period digital media class, leads this discussion with sophomore Trevor Cranfill about rumors, speculation & theories.
Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 3 – Mario Kart 9 - complete with rumors, speculation & theories
May 4, 2023
The above graphic advertises “The Memory Space” podcast. Host and sophomore William Ligon, a member of the fourth-period digital media class, leads this discussion with Oklahoma State University freshman Caroline Ligon. In the second episode, William and Caroline talk about the Lego franchise.
Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 2 – Lego Games
May 3, 2023
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On the field, senior Quinn Hungerford (on right) stands beside teammates alumni Amandalynn Garst, and Cosette Brockbank, and seniors Charis Tomboc and Madeleine Miles. Hungerford is a varsity defensive player for the Prosper girls lacrosse team. Hungerford joined the team when she moved to Prosper her junior year.
At the district office, senior Ethan Binoy receives an award beside his parents. Binoy has been first in the 2023 class since his sophomore year. His father Binoy Jose and his mother Dhanya Jose expressed their praise for his achievement.
While standing by her groups informational stand, senior Isabelle Hughes, vice president of the Action for Climate Emergency (ACE) club, talks about the impact of climate change on herself and others. The club members, including Hughes, said they like being a part of a larger effort that goes beyond just the walls of PHS. (I have) a lot of personal experience with pollution, Hughes said. I’m an athlete, so running and breathing air affects my ability to perform.

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