The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
The Student Voice of Prosper High School

Eagle Nation Online
Morgan Reese

Morgan Reese, Senior Reporter

Morgan Reese was born in Dallas, Texas and moved to Prosper in 2018. She is a senior and this is her third year as a staff member for Eagle Nation Online. She hopes to become a better journalist and express her passions through her work on Eagle Nation Online. In her free time, she enjoys photography, reading, writing and playing guitar. After high school, she plans to become an English teacher.

Honors & Awards: 

2 Best of SNO publications
Dallas Morning News National High School Competition 1st place
Quill and Scroll National High School News Competition 2nd place
Quill and Scroll Honor Society Member
2020 TAJE Fall Fiesta: Superior Portrait, Honorable Mention News-Feature Photo
2021 TAJE Fall Fiesta: Excellent Sports Reaction, Honorable Mention Feature Photo
Interscholastic League Press Conference 2021 individual achievement awards:
Top in Texas: Feature photo
2nd: Photo Slideshow
3rd: Portrait
Honorable Mention: News Feature

All content by Morgan Reese
A digitally constructed image by senior reporter Morgan Reese displays photos from her senior year. Reese participated in journalism and Ready, Set, Teach during her senior year. She formerly participated in Color Guard, lettering her freshman year for UIL marching band state advancement.

Senior Column: Reporter gives underclassmen advice, reflects on high school experience

Morgan Reese, Senior Reporter
May 5, 2022
A digitally constructed image by senior journalist Morgan Reese displays two photos of restroom closures and door installation taken by senior Alyssa Clark and junior Kalyani Rao. The school installed doors on the bathrooms in November. The administration currently has no plans to reopen the closed restrooms.

Editorial: Open the restrooms

ENO Staff and Morgan Reese
April 13, 2022
A digitally constructed image by senior and journalist Morgan Reese displays 18 removed books from the library. 24 books were included in the weeded book list released by the district. Four of the books on the list were moved from middle school to high school collections.

District removes 22 books from library collections

Morgan Reese, Reporter
April 7, 2022
On U.S. 380, the sun sets on the road. TxDOT proposed various plans for the widening of the road. The plan includes Segments A through E.

[Photo] News Brief: Community members to protest U.S. 380 proposal

Amanda Hare, Executive Editor-in-Chief
March 31, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by journalist and reporter Morgan Reese, senior Dylan Buchmiller stands in the ocean in Galveston, Texas. The photo on the left was taken during Buchmillers 2020 Christmas trip, while the photo on the right was taken during the summer of 2021. Buchmiller described them as sea goddess photoshoots.

‘An Anthology of the World’s End:’ Senior climate-change activist organizes collaborative anthology project

Morgan Reese, Reporter
February 28, 2022
At the student expo, seniors Alivia DiDonato and Alexa Puga represent the Ready Set Teach Program. The seniors are also members of the Texas Association of Future Educators. DiDonato is also a member of colorguard.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: Jan. 24 – 28

Amanda Hare and Alyssa Clark
January 21, 2022
In a graphic by journalist Morgan Reese, a newspaper reads: Texas heartbeat bill bans abortion after six weeks. On May 19, 2021, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 8, banning abortions after six weeks of gestation. Abortion is healthcare, Reese said. All women should have access to safe abortions and control of their medical decisions and bodies, as decided in Roe v. Wade. Senate Bill 8 only increases the likelihood of unsafe abortions, maternal fatalities and an increasingly overwhelmed foster system.

Opinion: Texas’ ‘heartbeat’ bill must be repealed, Roe v. Wade protected

Morgan Reese, Reporter
December 3, 2021
Standing in front of Mandarin teacher Joseph Liang in a Zoom call, a few of his seventh-period Mandarin students gather for an after- class photo. Liang teaches virtually with Proximity Learning from Chicago on Zoom. The class being virtual hasnt really impacted me much. It sort of reminds me of doing virtual work during COVID, just with all the students in one room, sophomore Steevi Kidd said. I like the online classes better than in-person, as well. Students pictured here are these: Chris Oh, Rhett Gerritsen, Jeshua Shultz, Luis Cruz, Kritika Kotha, Joseph Muthami, Joseph Liang, Steevi Kidd, Hamail Wan, Nada Gadd, Sage Ericksen and Jake Hart.

Mandarin teacher explores language, Chinese culture through virtual platform

Morgan Reese, Reporter
November 19, 2021
In a digital constructed image, two photos of photojournalist Morgan Reese from 2006 and 2021 sit side-by-side. Both photos were taken on the same bridge at Prather Park in Highland Park, Texas. Stacey Reese, Morgan Reeses mom, took both images 15 years apart.

Column: Journalist documents her journey with photography, writing

Morgan Reese, Photographer
October 1, 2021
Performing a stunt, junior Kendall Smith holds a sign in honor of fellow cheerleader Makayla Noble. Noble recently injured her spinal cord in a tumbling accident and is currently hospitalized. Community members, staff and students wore purple to the game Sept. 24 in her honor.

Homecoming football game crowns King, Queen, ends 56-59 in overtime

Morgan Reese, Neena Sidhu, Kaya Miller, and Sofia Ayala
September 27, 2021
Screenshots of 10 TikToks show off the users most devious licks. The hashtag has been banned from TikTok. Videos displaying the trend have now been deleted. I think its sad that someone has to measure their own value based on how many likes they get, Broadcast adviser Michael Hatch said. Our incredible kids are so much more than that.

‘#DeviousLicks’ trend harms students, teachers

Morgan Reese, Reporter
September 21, 2021
In honor of Constitution Day, Sept. 17, Eagle Nation Online journalists met with the districts in-house attorney Jeff Crownover. In the interview, they discussed students First Amendment rights, as well as Crownovers career journey. The two articles are attached, along with the full audio-recording of the meeting.

Reporters interview district’s in-house attorney

Amanda Hare and Morgan Reese
September 17, 2021
With the American flag in the background, a pocket copy of the U.S. Constitution is held high. Constitution Day is Sept. 17. Constitution day marks the start of Freedom Week.

Constitution Day: First Amendment rights apply to students

Morgan Reese, Reporter
September 17, 2021
Next to the book series, the Shadow and Bone logo plays in the new TV series on Netflix. The show is based on the Shadow and Bone trilogy and Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo. The show debuted on Netflix on Friday, April 23.

Review: ‘Shadow and Bone’ debuts as captivating show

Morgan Reese and Amanda Hare
April 29, 2021

Podcast: Astro Hour – episode 3 – water, earth zodiac signs

Morgan Reese, Gianna Galante, and Maddie Moats
April 26, 2021
In front of a lesbian flag, the CWs The 100 plays on a MacBook. Lexa and Clarke had a romantic relationship in the second and third seasons of the show. Lexa died taking a bullet meant for Clarke after they made their relationship official in season 3 episode 7, a prime example of the Bury Your Gays trope.

Opinion: Representation of lesbianism in media creates harm

Morgan Reese, Assistant Photo Editor
April 16, 2021
Spinning her flag, freshman Madeline Ashton performs with the junior varsity Winter Guard. The show featured rifle and flag routines as well as chair choreography. The team spun to the song Vogue by Madonna.

Winter Guard spins flags, rifles, sabres in March showcase

Morgan Reese, Assistant Photo Editor
March 29, 2021

Podcast: Astro Hour – episode 2 – fire, air zodiac signs

Morgan Reese, Gianna Galante, and Emma Hutchinson
March 23, 2021
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Podcast: Astro Hour – Episode 1 – Natal Charts and the ‘Big 3’

Morgan Reese and Gianna Galante
March 15, 2021
With ball in hand, senior Neal Utrup hops toward the basket. Utrup is a three-year varsity letterman on the boys basketball team. Obviously our seniors really stepped up on senior night and had some big possessions and buckets for us, head coach Johnathan Ellis said. Im ecstatic, every time you win you should be happy.

Boys basketball team wins ‘Senior Night’ 65-60 over Little Elm Lobos

Christi Norris and Morgan Reese
February 10, 2021
While socially distancing on the Boyer Elementary playground, members of the Ready Set Teach gather before students arrive. Ready Set Teach students have multiple opportunities to volunteer at Kids Camps throughout the year. Kids Camps are one of the most challenging and rewarding situations that I have ever been in, junior Alivia Didonato said. It is chaotic yet enjoyable. Junior Rowan Abrams, senior Emma Debons, senior Ashley Warren, senior Kendall James, junior Morgan Reese, senior Rylee Withers, junior Londyn Ogletree, senior Amari Granados, senior Christy Escobar, senior Claire Vance, senior Aiden Nuzzi, senior Julia Camilleri, senior Hannah Shields and senior Ally Schnagl joined this preparation time.

‘Ready Set Teach’ program creates education career opportunities for students

Morgan Reese and Christy Escobar
February 2, 2021
Dangling from senior Morgan Reeses family tree, an ornament reading Merry Texas Christmas, Yall reflects the tree lights. The family bought the ornament on their yearly trip to Santas Wonderland in College Station. This year, they opted to celebrate at home because of COVID-19.

[Photo] Journalists share winter break experiences through photographs

ENO Staff and Emma Hutchinson
January 8, 2021
In this digitally constructed image, junior Karolina Rubio kneels during the National Anthem and dances during halftime. Rubio performs with the Talonettes at halftime at football games and has been on the Talonettes since her freshman year. To anyone out there who wants to take a knee and take a stand against the injustices in our country, I say absolutely go for it because its something that needs to be done, Rubio said. There will be people who fight back, but ignore them and keep doing what youre doing and standing up for what you believe.

Talonette takes a knee to ‘take a stand’ in National Anthem controversy

Morgan Reese, Assistant Photo Editor
December 18, 2020
Standing on a platform above the crowd, Taylor Swift performs her song Delicate for her Oct. 6, 2018, Reputation tour concert in the AT&T Stadium in Dallas. Since her Reputation tour, Swift has released three albums, including Folklore in July and Evermore last week. Evermore is an excellent album and one of Swifts best, reporter Amanda Hare said in the attached album review. Swift really shines with her songwriting skills and vocals, proving that she can continue to make it in the indie-folk genre, despite how far it is from her former country or pop genres.

Review: Taylor Swift shines as vocalist, song writer in new album, Evermore

Amanda Hare, Cate Emma Warren, Morgan Reese, and Gianna Galante
December 16, 2020
Seniors Caroline Wilburn, Maddie Moats and junior Christi Norris discuss different holiday topics. Its interesting to learn new things about history, Norris said. And, its a fun time to geek out about history, my favorite topic.

[Photo] History's Forgotten: Episode 3 - Holiday Special

December 16, 2020
With twinkling lights behind her, Buttercup, a member of junior Morgan Reeses family, gives the camera a gaze while wearing holiday pajamas. With the holiday season fast approaching, people are getting into the spirit and finding new ways to celebrate. With COVID-19 precautions, some events are still open for the public and fun for all ages.

[Photo] Winter activities provide way to celebrate holidays despite COVID-19

Alyssa Clark, Social Media Director
December 9, 2020

[Video] AP Art program highlights student passion, creativity

Alyssa Clark and Morgan Reese
December 4, 2020
Holding his hands out, quarterback Jackson Berry positions himself to catch the ball. Berry, a senior, has played on the varsity team since his freshman year. I just need to read the defense a little bit better, Berry said. I feel like a couple sets, a couple things I didnt know what was going to happen once we did it, and I was just guessing, and I cant come out here and do that and expect to be successful.

Denton Braswell gives Eagles 24-41 homecoming loss

Christi Norris and Morgan Reese
November 22, 2020
As he jumps for a basket, freshman Jaxson Ford warms up before the game. This year marks Fords first on varsity, and he is the only freshman on the team. Ford played as a power forward during the scrimmage.

Boys basketball plays Sachse in preseason scrimmage, prepares for Tuesday’s Rockwall game

Morgan Reese, Assistant Photo Editor
November 16, 2020
Jumping to the ball, junior Kendall Hewitt attempts to pass the ball over the net. After this weeks win, the team is now 11-1 in district play. Overall, they are 13-2.

Volleyball defeats Mckinney Boyd to clench No. 1 spot in District

Morgan Reese, Photographer
November 7, 2020

On The Mic Ep. 003 features ‘Bachelorette’ drama

Emily Reish and Morgan Reese
November 6, 2020
In sharing a photo by junior photographer Morgan Reese, junior Karolina Rubio posts this shot on her Instagram, including this shot. I want to give a huge shoutout and thanks to Morgan Reese for taking these pictures of me, Rubio wrote in her Instagram caption. If yall need professional pictures go hit her up. The photo also placed in the Texas Association of Journalism Educators Fall Fiesta competition in the portrait category. Reeses work scored a superior rating, the highest given in the contest.

Photo of the Week

Morgan Reese and Caleb Audia
October 21, 2020
Ball in the air, sophomore Callie Kieffer starts her serve. Kieffer made 23 assists. This is her first year on the varsity team.

Volleyball serves win against Little Elm

Morgan Reese, Assistant Photo Editor
October 21, 2020

Swim team faces off in meet against Rock Hill, Lovejoy

Morgan Reese, Photographer, Reporter
October 8, 2020
A black and white photo of Maia, otherwise known as mxmtoon, stands illuminated against a wall. Throughout the album, Maia beautifully addresses beginning and ending a relationship, writer Rusty Joe Gonzales said. Her latest work is worth the listen. Plus, it tells a great story — even a few stories — in seven songs.

Review: Mxmtoon’s album “Dusk” illustrates good, bad in relationships

Rusty Joe Gonzales, Christi Norris, and Morgan Reese
October 8, 2020
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