The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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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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Karla Hernandez

Karla Hernandez, Photographer

Karla Hernandez is a senior at Prosper High School. This is her first year in journalism. She joined to pursue her passion with photography. She was a wedding photographer during her first year of high school. After high school she plans on serving her country in the military.

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Junior photojournalist Justin Hudson photographs himself while wearing a mask and abiding by Centers of Disease Control recommendations to protect himself and others from COVID-19. According to the CDC, 33% of hospitalized patients were black and 92.3% of deaths out of 100,000 people in New York were as well. "African Americans are experiencing an excessive COVID-19 death toll," Hudson said. "This further reveals the dark legacy of racial inequality in America."

Visual Column: Photojournalist expresses concern
over COVID-19 outbreaks in African American communities

Justin Hudson and Cate Emma Warren
May 6, 2020
Nine-year old London-Olevia Brown cries as she presses her hand to the gloved hand of her adult sister, Itzy Hernandez, against a window. Social distancing is a necessary measure that many countries have undertaken to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But what will its long term effects be, aside from flattening the curve? Columnist Kate L. Keeler examines the possible outcomes of humans being left without humans.

[Photo] Column: Humans without humans

April 10, 2020
Nine-year old London-Olevia Brown cries as she presses her hand to the gloved hand of her adult sister, Itzy Hernandez, against a window. Social distancing is a necessary measure that many countries have undertaken to slow the spread of the coronavirus. But what will its long term effects be, aside from flattening the curve? Columnist Kate L. Keeler examines the possible outcomes of humans being left without humans.

[Photo] Column: Humans without humans

Kate L. Keeler, Columnist
April 10, 2020
Essential workers continue to help people around the Metroplex maintain buildings and homes. This repairman in the Rock Hill area grabbed junior photojournalist Justin Hudson's attention during one of the cloudy days this month. The North Dallas area had the second wettest March on record, which gives plenty of owners an opportunity to find possible roof leaks.

A view from the top – Social distancing, essential work continues

Justin Hudson, Photographer
April 8, 2020
The robotics room is used to fix robots and prepare them for competitions. "Even if you're spending all that time making your robot, once you get there it really shows how well you’ve actually done and how much effort you have put in," team member John Wood said. "You see that will how well your robot operates on the field." The robotics team will compete at the regional competition in Dallas on Mar. 19.

[Photo] Robotics team competes at district competition, advances to regionals

Caroline Wilburn
March 5, 2020
Tame Impala's fourth album, The Slow Rush released on Feb. 14. Entertainment Editor Katie Johnson and Assistant Editor Ryan Stanley hold their phones side-by-side with their favorite songs on screen.

[Photo] The Slow Rush album review

March 3, 2020
Senior watches "The Office" during his fifth period class. Cases of senioritis are spiking, and now threatening juniors. Counselors and students share their perspective on the fast-spreading condition.

[Photo] Senioritis threatens lives of current seniors, moves on to juniors

February 18, 2020
With Valentine's Day right around the corner, Lia Lamberson is ready to celebrate the holiday. "I like Valentines day," Lamberson said. "I think it's cute." While others like Senior Ben Willett aren't so excited. "It composes my heart's sense to be extremely depleted and aggrieved."

[Photo] All for the love - and hate - of a day

February 12, 2020
Despite being blocked and having the attention of three guards, sophomore Peyton Mosley goes in for a lay up. Mosley missed the shot, but she made up for it when she made both free throws. Her shots helped the Eagles win 48-35 against the Broncos.

Girls basketball steals win from McKinney Boyd, looks to play Plano West

Morgan Reese and Karla Hernandez
February 4, 2020
NBA fans universally felt abandoned after losing a former player. Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna Bryant, passed away in a helicopter that crashed into hills in California Sunday morning. "Kobe may have passed, but his leadership, his legacy, and his fame will still live on forever," reporter Justin Hudson said. "Mamba mentality lives on."

Kobe Bryant’s accident impacts students

Justin Hudson, Photographer
February 4, 2020
Junior Brian Bock browses Indeed's listings. Indeed is a site used to search and apply for jobs. Their network allows applicants to create and/or upload resumés for employer's to view. In the attached column, writer DaNita Griffin offers tips for job-seekers. "From top to bottom," Griffin said, "your resumé has to be eye-catching."

[Photo] How to: Resumé - Judging a book by the cover letter

February 4, 2020
PODCAST PHOTO

[Photo] Fridays Are For The Girls Reish invites Prosper varsity football players

All voices
January 21, 2020
Disney Plus releases the nostalgic show called "The Proud Family," which was a Disney Channel original show that debuted in 2001 and had four years of running seasons. "This show was a huge hit especially in African Americans households," reviewer Justin Hudson said. "You have time now to start binge watching old seasons before new episodes come out Feb. 1."

Review: ‘The Proud Family’ comes to Disney Plus

Justin Hudson, Reporter
January 16, 2020
Columnist Kate L. Keeler shares 20 tips on how to make sure your New Year's resolution survives past January - and doesn't weigh you down rather than lift you higher. "You have just a little less than 365 days to meet some awesome goals," Keeler said. "So, get going!"

[Photo] Advice for the life of your New Year's resolution

January 15, 2020
Sophomore Ella Heflin, senior Micah Mohead and sophomore Sarah Wyatt posed in the finale of their performance. The show choir simultaneously rendered a choreographed performance and sang under the direction of Crystal Chamberlain. “It was an amazing experience," Mohead said. "Everyone is extremely talented, and all of our hard work really paid off."

Choir presents ‘Winter Wonderland’ of songs

Karla Hernandez, Photographer
December 18, 2019
Prosper offense gets ready for there next play.Prosper went against the Skeets getting an win ,now early waiting to go against Rockwall for Bi District.

Prosper Vs. Rockwall Preview

Justin Hudson, Photographer and Reporter
December 5, 2019
The Eagles run through the banner for the last time at Children's Health Stadium this season. They beat the Plano Senior Wildcats 58-27. The team will take on Wylie High School for the first round of playoffs.

[Photo] School spirit claims attention in final home game

November 14, 2019
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[Photo] Eagle Brief - Nov. 18 - 22

November 17, 2019
"The Super Midway" is the place where fair games can be played and where "State of Texas" attendees can get their thrills on fair rides. The fair was around from early September to late October. In the attached slide show and opinion piece photojournalist Justin Hudson and columnist Giana Ortner-Findley lead readers through this year's fair to give the experience of the rush of rides and the reasons to plan not to miss this event next year

Texas State Fair Review – Next year, to do or not to do?

Gianna Ortner-Findlay and Justin Hudson
November 11, 2019
Junior Herman Lee kneels at the goal post before kick off. Prosper fell to Allen 35-7. The Eagles look to play Plano on Friday. The seniors will be honored before the game.

[Photo] Analysis: Prosper looks to beat Plano during senior night after loss to Allen 35-7

Ana Arredondo, Caroline Wilburn, and Lexi Goodrum
November 6, 2019
Senior Erland Merwin rests in his Joker costume near the top of the stairs in the hallway on the steps to the Auditorium on Halloween. “We live in a society,” Merwin said, quoting one of the Joker’s most famous and meme-ified lines. In this column, writer Maddie Moats highlights the many reasons for which she claims the Halloween spirit has died.

[Photo] Column: Halloween is dead

October 31, 2019
Homecoming queen Victoria Carpenter receives a bouquet of flowers from student body president Preston Cutler. Carpenter ran alongside senior Panashe Ruswayi. They were also named to the sophomore homecoming court in 2017. "I am very happy for the win, but more importantly I am grateful that all of the contestants display great leadership and discipline in everyday life," Carpenter said. "At Prosper, we are one, and I share this with all the beautiful queens of PHS."

Eagles win over McKinney Boyd Broncos at homecoming game

Emma Gnidziejko, Justin Hudson, Ana Arredondo, and Aaron Boateng
October 22, 2019
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