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In a graphic made on Canva by reviewer Neena Sidhu, the cover of the book Normal People by Sally Rooney is shown. The book was published in 2018. I was surprised I liked this book, considering there aren’t shocking twists and turns, Sidhu said. Normal People is an easy read when looking for a book about an ordinary and realistic relationship.
As she holds eye contact on the event, senior Evelyn Grace Pecory listens to advice from head coach Brian Thompson. Pecory placed seventh in the 132-pound-weight class. The girls competed Thursday, Jan. 19 at 5 p.m.
Be a little kinder than you have to, reads We Were Liars by E. Lockhart. According to reviewer Brooke Murphree, this novel produces quite the read to start off 2023. This book was very mysterious as I started reading it, Murphree said. For the most part, I really enjoyed the messages in the book as Cadence tries to work through her own issues. I did grow attached to most of the characters, and the end was shocking for sure.
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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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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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Eight candles hold the attention in this digitally constructed image made in Procreate by Nora Vedder. Holocaust Remembrance Day, held today, Jan. 27, is an international day remembering the 6 million Jewish people that died during the Holocaust because of their religion. On Jan. 27, 1945, the largest death camp, Auschwitz, was liberated, Holocaust Remembrance Day takes place on the anniversary of the camps liberation. The attached article discusses both the Holocaust and the ongoing acts of antisemitism worldwide – and here.
Students, staff discuss antisemitism, Holocaust Remembrance Day
Nora Vedder, Reporter • January 27, 2023

It's been 82 years. Yet, just a week and a half ago, art students in Room 1035 found a discovery on the lightbox in their...

Opening up to the first page of her planner, sophomore Sofia Ayala finishes the first page of her bullet journal. Ayala uses bullet journals as planners. This is the fourth year shes used them to keep things in order.
Dive into the second semester of 2022-23 school year
Sofia Ayala, Feature Editor • January 17, 2023
As three elementary school students play a card game, family support specialists Shannon Tibbits and Colleen Kugler help the play move forward. The Family Resource Center holds weekly Game On! events every Wednesday from 4:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., where neurodivergent children can practice social skills by playing games with peers. I love all the positivity that this place possesses — the joy, the support and the encouragement that people receive when theyre here, Tibbits said. Its very inspiring.
Family Resource Center offers support for neurodivergent children, families
Nora Vedder , Reporter • January 10, 2023
Opinion
This Canva graphic, made by columnist Isabel Multer, reveals that the Dallas Mavericks mid-season outlook is on her mind. The attached article depicts Multers view of how the Mavericks look halfway through the season. She also considers whats coming for the team.
Column: Student fan evaluates mid-season outlook for Mavericks
Isabel Multer, Reporter • January 26, 2023

With less than a month until the National Basketball Association's All-Star game, we can now see the capabilities of each...

Unwrapping a gift, sophomore Luckie Cormier finds a dagger in the blue box. Cormier has been in two other shows in the department prior to her performance in Clue: On Stage. Clue opened Dec. 8. The show ran from Dec. 8-10, held at 6:30 p.m.
Column: Prosper Theatre group reflects on semester achievements, expectations for 2023
Jordan Kirkley and Cate Emma Warren • January 23, 2023
A graphic created in Canva shows a statistic about New Years resolutions. One study from thetimestribune.com showed that 80% of Americans fail their New Year’s resolutions by February. The study also stated that 8% of people keep their resolutions for the full year.
New Year's history — the what, why and how
Brooke Murphree, Reporter • January 19, 2023
Sports
Focused, Lauren Lewis prepares for the competition ahead. Anybody who thinks that they cant do anything, know youre not alone. Lewis said. Everybody has a struggle, but you can do whatever you put your mind to. Photo by Neena Sidhu.
Looking into the distance, junior Jacob Wimberly recovers after a set. Wimberly has swam as long as he could remember. I moved to North Carolina from Florida and began competitively swimming, he said. It started with summer leagues, and then I went to a club, and it really took off from there.
Ball in hand, senior Zander James prepares for a pass. James scored 13 points with five assists on Guyer on Tuesday. The Eagles will play again Friday Jan. 20 at Boyd at 7:15 p.m.
Eagle Brief
Inductees to the National Art Honor Society stand with lit candles on the stage of the auditorium at Rock Hill High School. The Induction ceremony took place at 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 25. Each new member was named as they walked onto the stage.
Eagle Brief Jan. 26 — Feb. 2
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • January 26, 2023
Dribbling the ball, No. 9 Ryan Anderson goes down the field. The team is run by coach Bryan Thompson. This is his second year coaching the boys soccer team for Prosper High School.
Eagle Brief Jan. 19 — 26
January 19, 2023
A sendoff for the Prosper esports team was held Monday, Jan. 9. The team started competitions the same day. The team went to state and won the first round, currently advancing to the semi-finals.
Eagle Brief Jan. 12 — 19
January 12, 2023
Podcast
In a digitally constructed image created by senior Gianna Galante, Whos Got Aux?, the title of podcast created by Mithra Cama and Galante is displayed. In their first episode, Cama and Galante share songs they think the other person would like. They also share their most recent favorite songs.
Who's got aux? - Lana Del Ray vs. 5SOS
Mithra Cama and Gianna Galante • January 13, 2023
In this episode, sophomores Jake Radcliffe, Tyler Medeiros, Paul Popovich, and junior Christian Alfano discuss various video game consoles. The cast explains the stories behind the consoles that influenced the video game industry the most. They also discuss the most obscure consoles. This is the podcasts first episode of its second season. (Digitally constructed image by Christian Alfano)
Podcast: The Game Room – Season 2 – Episode 1 – Consoles
December 16, 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 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
October 3, 2022
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Writing on the board, Kao shows her students Chinese characters. I enjoy the classroom environment, freshman Michelle Kumanova said. I feel like its very inviting, and nice and cozy.
As she stands outside of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at Disneys Hollywood Studios in Orlando, Florida, Audrey Hightower plays the part of her role as a Bellhop. She started working with Disney through the Disney College Program. Hightower emphasizes that this program has given her opportunities for her career. The Disney College Program has helped steer me along a clearer path to what I would like to do professionally, Hightower said. Having the opportunity to get my foot in the door at such a world-renowned and prestigious company like Disney at such a young age is incredible and Im so thankful.
Participating in the calf roping event at the 2020 Three Rivers College rodeo in Sikeston, Missouri, agriculture teacher Wyatt Rickly throws a lasso around the head of a calf. My family rodeoed, so I grew up around them my whole life. My parents rodeoed, aunts, uncles, everything, Rickly said. So Ive always been around it and Ive always loved it and grew up with it. It just was kind of a way of life for me.

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