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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Jake Radcliffe

Jake Radcliffe, Assistant Online Editor

Jake Radcliffe is a junior, and this is his third year as a staff member of Eagle Nation Online. This year, he will be serving as an Assistant Editor. He is a member of the A Cappella and Chamber choirs, the vice president of Mu Alpha Theta and the historian of La Société Honoraire de Français. Outside of school, Radcliffe enjoys singing, reading, hanging out with friends, playing video games and being outdoors.

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In their first episode of Season 3 of The Game Room, juniors Jake Radcliffe and Will Ligon and senior Christian Alfano discuss the games they played over the summer and games that have been annoounced or released over the past few months.

Podcast: Game Room – Season 3 – Summer Recap

Jake Radcliffe, Will Ligon, and Christian Alfano
September 19, 2023
The graphic above showcases Laufey Lín Jónsdóttirs newest studio album Bewitched. This collection released on Sept. 8 and includes 14 songs. The instrumentation is much fuller, and the lyrics hit on a more personal level, junior Jake Radclife said in his attached review. Laufey has said that her goal in releasing music is to bring jazz back to her generation. Bewitched makes it obvious that she is well on her way to achieving this goal.

Review: Laufey ‘bewitches’ audience with sophomore album

Jake Radcliffe, Assistant Editor
September 15, 2023
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[Photo] Prosper works to support student mental health

September 8, 2023
Podcast: Street Legal – An Intro to Auto Tech

Podcast: Street Legal – An Intro to Auto Tech

Tyler Valencia, Tate Ledbetter, Will Ligon, Jake Radcliffe, and Tess Gagliano
September 7, 2023
Leaning over the engine, senior Tyler Valencia checks under the hood of a 2002 Toyota Camry. Students in the Automotive Technologies classes work on different vehicles in PHSs garage. Being able to work on cars throughout the school day is an amazing way to learn, Valencia said. Anybody can read a book or watch a video on how to do the things we do, but getting to actually do it hands-on helps us see how a car functions when under different situations. And, since there are millions of different cars on the road, theres always something new to learn.

Auto Tech students take opportunities, gain experience

Jake Radcliffe, Assistant Editor
September 1, 2023

News mag provides resources for new students

Kaya Miller, Tess Gagliano, Gracie Archibeque, Lauren Clayton, Riley McConnell, Sofia Ayala, Juliana Cruz, Erica Deutsch, Anisha Mandem, Jake Radcliffe, Isabel Multer, and Neena Sidhu
August 11, 2023
Holding up the number 11, the ENN season 11 crew finish off a day of summer bootcamp. ENN is the sister broadcast journalism program to ENO. We are so excited for this new year, senior Landry Long said. Its going to be awesome. Make sure to tune in. This photo features: Isabel Multer, Madi Koepp, Kross Nickerson, Landry Long, Coleman Meier, Parker Reynolds, Colton Boston, Bradston Swick, Christina Krasnova, Cali Swick, Will Norris, Dylan Mize, Evan Athre, Vivienne Pecory, Imogen Perez, and Nuala Adams.

Students share summer 2023 highlights

Kaya Miller, Erica Deutsch, Jake Radcliffe, Isabel Multer, Riley McConnell, Sofia Ayala, Anisha Mandem, and Will Ligon
August 9, 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 junior Christian Alfano about the world of Persona 5.

Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 4 – Persona 5

Will 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

Will Ligon, Trevor Cranfill, and Jake Radcliffe
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

Will Ligon, Caroline Ligon, and Jake Radcliffe
May 3, 2023
The above graphic advertises The Memory Space podcast. Host William Ligon, a member of the fourth-period digital media class leads this discussion with sophomore Chris Oh. In the pilot episode, Ligon and Oh talk about the video game Skylanders.

Guest Podcast: Memory Space – Episode 1 – Skylanders

Will Ligon, Christopher Oh, and Jake Radcliffe
April 19, 2023
The above graphic shows the four members of British rock band The Beatles side by side. In the attached review, podcast director sophomore Jake Radcliffe assesses the different eras of The Beatles. The Beatles drastically changed music, Radcliffe said. They broke down barriers and changed the status quo of the music industry. Even though the band broke up decades ago, their impact can still be felt today, as their music continues to inspire and influence new generations of musicians and fans. (Based on the The Beatles album The Beatles, Radcliffe created the digitally-constructed image using Canva.)

Review: A glance at the work of The Beatles

Jake Radcliffe, Podcast Director
April 5, 2023
In this episode of The Game Room, sophomores Jake Radcliffe and Paul Popovich join junior Christian Alfano to discuss the topic of esports with Video Game Design and Video Game Programming teacher and Esports Club sponsor Jeremy Kincaid. The cast talks about the beginnings of Kincaids gaming career and how the Esports Club started. They also explore whats next for esports. This is the podcast’s second episode of its second season.

Podcast: The Game Room – Season 2 – Episode 2 – Esports

Jake Radcliffe, Christian Alfano, Paul Popovich, and Tyler Medeiros
March 13, 2023
To prepare for their upcoming Honors French 2 assessment, sophomores Zane Pedersen, Cheralatan Saravanan, Ray Johnson, Nathaniel Ray and Raham Shinwari talk about their healthy and unhealthy habits in French. In the attached editorial, the Eagle Nation Online staff takes the stance that more than two years of foreign language classes need to be required in American public schools. I think that the lack of foreign language education leads us to be kind of ignorant to other cultures, Ray said. I want foreign languages to be more available at a much earlier age.

Editorial: Foreign languages matter, need to be taught more

ENO Staff and Jake Radcliffe
February 22, 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

Jake Radcliffe, Christian Alfano, Tyler Medeiros, and Paul Popovich
December 16, 2022
Hunched over their table, Art I students and freshmen Owen Powell, Hooper Harris, Karan Mandela and Harry Crystal draw self portraits for a project. In the attached editorial, the Eagle Nation Online staff takes the stance that artificial intelligence art generators hurt artists businesses. Artists are already losing business because of A.I. art generators, said sophomore Jake Radcliffe, who wrote this piece on behalf of the editorial board. Commissioning a piece of art from an artist can be expensive and time-consuming. On the other hand, using an A.I. to generate art is generally fairly cheap or free and almost instantaneous.

Editorial: A.I. art generators hurt artists, hinder development of human culture

Jake Radcliffe and ENO Staff
November 7, 2022
Presenting to members of Model UN, president of the club, sophomore Anisha Mandem teaches about conferences. The group held this first meeting of the year Aug. 29. I started Model UN because Ive always had an interest in world affairs and political issues, Mandem said. And, I thought it would be fun to get other students who were also interested in the same issues in a club together.

Club members build Model UN legacy

Jake Radcliffe, Podcast Director
September 20, 2022
Above the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, sophomore Jake Radcliffe and sixth grader Julia Radcliffe zip over a verdant pine-oak forest. They visited the CLIMB Works Zipline Course in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, to do something they had never done before. At first, I was pretty afraid of zip lining that high up, Jake said. But when we actually started going, I had lots of fun — especially when we went upside-down.

[Photo] ENO staff shares moments from summer break

August 16, 2022
Sitting in his office, Principal John Burdett discusses plans for the day with Secretary Kim Winnubst. This year will be the last year for Burdett at Prosper, after being principal for five years. “Being with kids, just creating things, spaces and structures that can help students find their passion and pursue it, helping them grow and fulfill their purpose in life,” Burdett said. “That’s my favorite piece.” 

Principal shares memorable moments, future plans

Anisha Mandem and Jake Radcliffe
May 24, 2022

Varsity Esports team competes in invitational, plans to keep playing

Jake Radcliffe and Caleb Audia
May 11, 2022
In front of the cafeteria, seniors Sydney Thomas and Grace Hale showcase their booklets. Both earned full ride scholarships to Texas Christian University and plan to be roommates. I will be studying Strategic Communications with a minor in Political Science, Hale said. I want to help out with non-profit organizations and building a bridge between them and the government.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: April 4 – 8

April 1, 2022
In this episode, freshman Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Christian Alfano and seniors Aiden Ulmer and Michael Ramirez discuss what is in store for the video game industry in the new year. The cast talks about what has already been released, games that have been announced for a 2022 release, and their speculations as to what may be announced in the coming months. This is the podcasts fourth episode. (Photo taken by Sofia Ayala, digitally constructed image by Christian Alfano)

Podcast: The Game Room – Episode 4 – Looking Forward

Jake Radcliffe, Christian Alfano, Michael Ramirez, and Aiden Ulmer
March 28, 2022
As part of fulfilling their mission to help younger students interested in STEM, freshman Sai Charan Tej Gadham Setty, sophomores Vidhubala Vasudevan, Shravya Chitturi, Rhea Chitturu and junior Anush Bansal watch as a Boyer Elementary student presents her science project. Members of STEMMA volunteered at the science fairs at Boyer and Rucker Elementary Schools on Mar. 2. We gained so much exposure and got to interact with amazing young minds, freshman Arushima Swaroop said. We got to ask questions and see them talk about science. We all gained experience, which we can take with us to other situations, like leadership and collaboration.”

STEMMA members volunteer at elementary science fairs, plan to expand

Jake Radcliffe, Reporter
March 25, 2022
In this episode, freshmen Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Christian Alfano and seniors Aiden Ulmer and Michael Ramirez discuss crunch culture in the gaming industry, how it affects games and developers and some possible solutions. Crunch culture is when game developers are forced to work many hours of overtime in order to meet previously set deadlines. Crunch culture gets worse every day in the gaming industry, and the casts goal in this episode is to spread awareness to just how bad it has become. (Photo taken by Caitlyn Kennedy, digitally constructed image by Christian Alfano)

Podcast: The Game Room – Episode 3 – The Dangers of Crunch Culture

Jake Radcliffe, Christian Alfano, Michael Ramirez, and Aiden Ulmer
February 9, 2022
In this episode, freshmen Jake Radcliffe, sophomore Christian Alfano and seniors Aiden Ulmer and Michael Ramirez talk about their recommendations for gifts this holiday season, plus what buyers should avoid. This list includes games for kids, teens, and adults. We talked about how bad Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is, Alfano said. We also mentioned how great Metroid Dread is. (Photos by Lisa Roskens, digitally constructed image by Christian Alfano)

Podcast: The Game Room – Episode 2 – Gift Guide for All Ages

Jake Radcliffe, Michael Ramirez, Christian Alfano, and Aiden Ulmer
December 15, 2021
In their first episode, senior Aiden Ulmer, senior Michael Ramirez, freshman Jake Radcliffe and sophomore Christian Alfano discuss their favorite games, what got them started in gaming and where they are now. They discussed various topics such as the Nintendo Wii, Visual Novels, Indie Games, Destiny 2, the Persona series, Risk of Rain 2 and more. I started out with the Wii, Radcliffe said. Back in third grade, we called it the Us.

Podcast: The Game Room – Episode 1 – Favorites of Gaming

Jake Radcliffe, Michael Ramirez, Christian Alfano, and Aiden Ulmer
November 30, 2021
As freshmen Niteshwar Dhillon and Dallin Hansen watch, junior Quincy Lambert protects her king from junior Lakshya Khurmi’s queen in a high intensity game of chess. Lambert would go on to turn a losing game into a winning game and secure a victory against Khurmi. “I definitely learned that chess is not an easy game,” Khurmi said. “It is not a simple game, and Quincy is very good at it.”

Chess club conducts 1st meetings, plans to participate in tournaments against Rock Hill

Jake Radcliffe, Reporter
October 29, 2021
With her pink polka-dot party hat, social studies teacher Shelly Patterson celebrates a students birthday with her class. Isaac Galvans parents couldnt afford a party, so she threw him one herself. Patterson taught in the Rio Grande Valley for one year. “There’s a whole world at the very southern tip of Texas,” Patterson said. “In fact, a lot of people who go there, mostly it’s retirees that will move there, they call it Narnia because it’s just a whole other world.”

Teacher recalls living near Mexico-United States border

Jake Radcliffe, Reporter
September 21, 2021
Freshman Jake Radcliffe drives his familys boat on Lake Bob Sandlin in East Texas. Radcliffe earned his boaters license when he was in seventh grade, and has been using it ever since. Sometimes I get scared and feel like Im going to crash, he said. But, overall, I really like boating. It can be really relaxing.

[Photo] Newspaper staff shares summer photos

August 11, 2021
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