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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Michael Ramirez

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist

Michael Ramirez was born in San Antonio and moved to Prosper in 2017. Ramirez is currently a senior finishing his final year at Prosper High School. Ramirez is passionate about photography, friends and family. In his free time, Ramirez loves to get coffee with friends and spend time with his family.

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As they avoid looking into the sun, seniors Michael Ramirez, Andrea Melendrez, Molly Petroskey, Jacob Christy, Katie Barrett, Nicholas Delfino and Niah Jaraczewski group together during a first-semester senior lunch. They have been friends since freshman year. Some friends argue, while some friends may never make up, Ramirez said. I was able to keep these amazing people.

Senior Column: Photojournalist gives advice, reflects on past 4 years

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
May 3, 2022
At their booth, the National Art Honor Society paints Relay for Life participants faces. Relay for Life was held Friday, April 22. The event raised money for cancer patients.

News Brief: Relay for Life raises money for cancer patients

Gabriella Winans, Julia Soomin Chung, and Michael Ramirez
April 26, 2022
A digitally constructed image of Mainstream Sellout – which Machine Gun Kelly released on Friday, March 25 – is shown. The album has a total of 16 songs. This album is my second favorite album of Machine Gun Kellys, senior and reporter Michael Ramirez said in the attached review. It brings a new level of punk pop that I am falling in love with.

Review: Machine Gun Kelly fires up listeners with ‘Mainstream Sellout,’ but doesn’t bring anything new

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
April 6, 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 he gives design advice, senior photojournalist Michael Ramirez helps fellow staff member and sophomore Christian Alfano. Both are a part of the The Game Room podcast, alongside reporters senior Aiden Ulmer and freshman Jake Radcliffe. I have always felt better helping others, Ramirez said. It gives me better feeling knowing that I was able to pass on my knowledge to someone else.

Column: Showing empathy produces power

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
March 17, 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
Standing, junior Kara Clayton, pours hot water into a cup while senior Malory Peele and juniors Landen Russell and Riley Opiola help. The culinary arts classes brought four hot chocolate carts around to give teachers hot chocolate. The students gave every teacher the options of whipped cream and sprinkles on their drink.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: Jan. 10 – 14

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
January 7, 2022
At the San Antonio Riverwalk, a tree lights up. To columnist and photojournalist Michael Ramirez, this photo represents growth, even in dark lighting photography. “I love darker photos, and it was something I wanted to get better at,” Ramirez said. “While I did take this on my phone, it shows the progress I have made with cell phone cameras.”

One-Word Resolution: Senior continues to grow as an individual

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
December 24, 2021
Technology and books lay on the desk. This compilation represents everything senior Michael Ramirez uses during school. It helps to know where everything is, Ramirez said. This also keeps my backpack weight down since I always have my backpack with me at all times.

Column: Decluttering, organizing produce productivity for student minimalist

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
December 15, 2021
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
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

Gabriella Winans, Alyssa Clark, Christi Norris, Rusty Joe Gonzales, Kalyani Rao, Kaya Miller, and Michael Ramirez
November 29, 2021
Junior Rusty Gonzales, sophomore Lily Oxley and seniors Gabriella Winans, Amanda Hare, Michael Ramirez and newspaper adviser Lisa Roskens stand by the Riverwalk in San Antonio. They represented the Eagle Nation Online team at the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Fall Fiesta state convention from Oct. 16-18. In the attached column, Ramirez shares his feelings about being a part of a team.

Gratitude Column: New staff member shows appreciation to staff

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
November 24, 2021
Taking a break, sophomore Jaylen Sharp and seniors Scott Fredrick, Paige Schultz, Caleb Audia and Adriana Hart grip the wall. After each set, swimmers get to rest. “The consistency in our warmups is what really helps our swimmers keep up in the warmups,” coach Lena Harrington said. “It allows me to walk away to handle other meet things, and they can keep up with their warmups.”

Varsity swim takes home second in FISD UIL Dual Champs Meet

Alex Drum, Website Coordinator
November 15, 2021
Engineering students build solar-powered cars to 'rays' across hallway

Engineering students build solar-powered cars to ‘rays’ across hallway

Amanda Hare and Michael Ramirez
November 4, 2021
Black-out pep rally glows for Senior Night

Black-out pep rally glows for Senior Night

Amanda Hare and Michael Ramirez
November 1, 2021
In a graphic made on Canva by junior and writer Rusty Joe Gonzales, the album cover of Pebble Brain takes center focus. The album dropped Oct. 14, and is Lovejoys second EP. I was excited to start listening, writer and senior Michael Ramirez said. However, I felt like I knew the whole EP after the first three songs.

Review: Lovejoy releases ‘Pebble Brain,’ causes mixed reactions

Michael Ramirez and Rusty Joe Gonzales
October 27, 2021
Seniors and varsity cheerleaders Evan McDonald,Amanda Vilello and Isabelle Lawless wear their Makayla Noble Hope Squad shirts while getting a photo with principal John Burdett. In the second episode of the podcast series CK-1, senior Caitlyn Kennedy and Burdett cover important topics such as Makayla Nobles story. Other topics discussed in the podcast are ways that students and staff can make a difference through fundraising.

[Photo] Podcast: CK-1 – Episode 2 – Burdett highlights Makayla Noble’s fight, fundraisers

Caitlyn Kennedy and Caleb Audia
November 10, 2021
Standing in front of a Hope Squad banner, principal John Burdett and senior Caitlyn Kennedy pose for a picture. In the podcast series titled CK-1, Burdett and Kennedy talk about upcoming events and impactful initiatives the school is taking to include students and improve the community. Burdett and Kennedy plan on producing more podcasts over the school year, discussing important topics such as mental health awareness, inclusion and student-school relationships.

[Photo] Podcast: CK-1 - Season 1 - Episode 1 - Burdett highlights services for students

October 26, 2021

News Brief: Apps provide solutions for students

Michael Ramirez, Abigail Easley
October 1, 2021
Flags ready, color guard members make their way down the street. Lindsay Kusmierczak leads the group. At the community pep rally, following the parade, the color guard gave a performance for the community.

Return of parade provides homecoming celebration

Gianna Galante, Michael Ramirez, and Gabriella Winans
September 24, 2021
In a graphic created by senior Michael Ramirez, typical mistakes claim the space. Mistakes made everyday can include math problems, arguments between family and friends, and edits on essays. Learning from our mistakes is something everyone should start doing, Ramirez said in his attached column. The challenge is being able to take our mistakes head on and learn the most of them.

Column: Mistakes allow us to grow, improve relationships

Michael Ramirez, Photojournalist
September 22, 2021
Editing a graphic design for her podcast, junior Kalyani Rao learns how to draw on the computer. As the featured image for LGBT Women In History, Rao decided she wanted to have a hand drawn image to inspire artistic feelings in her listeners. I just think its fun and down to earth to create an image that I feel like fits my podcast without photos, Rao said. I enjoyed learning how to do digital artwork and create the image myself.

[Photo] Podcast: LGBT Women Through History: Episode 1

Kalyani Rao, Assistant Opinion Editor
September 1, 2021
With the release of her third album Solar Power, Lorde produced 12 different tracks, three of them were released prior to the album. Some key themes mentioned in the album include nature, fame and loss. Lordes bright voice fits in so well with the relaxing, soothing chords featured in each song, reviewer and senior Alyssa Clark said. This album was a new sound for Lorde, but she faults in the repetitiveness of each song.

Review: Lorde’s ‘Solar Power’ sheds light on environment, stardom

Alyssa Clark and Michael Ramirez
August 23, 2021
Instruments in the air, the Prosper Mighty Eagle Band performs during the new student pep rally Thursday, Aug. 5. This gathering marked one of the many programs created this year to welcome students to the school. I was really excited about the freshman/new student pep rally because it presented a great opportunity to help students feel welcome and be immersed into the Eagle Nation environment, spirit leader organizer Natalie Merrill said. We want to continue to foster an engaging sense of school spirit, and pep rallies are a perfect way to do so.

[Photo] Editorial: School starts year in right direction with new student activities

Amanda Hare and ENO Staff
August 11, 2021
At a Mexican restaurant in Austin, senior Michael Ramirez, Darnisha Gardere, Veronica Crawford, Audrey Ramirez and Michael Ramirez Sr. gather for a birthday dinner. The group chose Oasis, a Mexican-styled restaurant with a wide view over Lake Travis. It was a very beautiful day outside, he said. It was a blast spending the day with my family.

[Photo] Newspaper staff shares summer photos

ENO Staff
August 11, 2021
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