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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Paige Ruder

Paige Ruder, Senior Reporter

Paige Ruder is a senior at Prosper High School and a reporter for Eagle Nation Online. She has lived in Prosper with her parents since her sophomore year and will attend UT Austin, where she will pursue a degree in either political communications or public relations. In the future, Paige hopes to become a speech writer or a PR specialist for a firm. She’s also single, so if you know any cute boys, let her know.

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Columnist examines cheating in school - college and otherwise

Columnist examines cheating in school – college and otherwise

Paige Ruder, Columnist
April 15, 2019
A health alert has been issued by the Collin County Health Care Services after a contagious person was reported shopping at the Kroger on Preston Road, making this the 12th confirmed case of measles in the state of Texas this year. This is the second case for Collin County, with the first case involving a man who had traveled internationally. This photo was taken Monday, March 18, the day the outbreak was announced.

Measles case reported in Prosper

Paige Ruder, Reporter
March 18, 2019
Officer Steven Antommarchi and his K-9 partner Kaz visit the ENO newsroom on March 5 to educate the staff on the police forces efforts to keep drugs off campus. In the attached editorial, staff writer Paige Ruder asserts the school should consider updating its current policy concerning the drug-testing of students. The argument to be had against the current state of drug testing at Prosper is not about whether or not it’s necessary. It is absolutely necessary, and the police officers at the school have done a great job at keeping the school safe from drugs, Ruder said. But, the issue lies within the misunderstanding and confusion that surrounds the specifics of drug testing.

Pay to park: the undisclosed price of a parking pass

Paige Ruder, Reporter
March 18, 2019
Preview of movies coming out in 2019

Preview of movies coming out in 2019

Paige Ruder, Columnist
February 4, 2019
Senior Jacen Miserak sings his solo in White Christmas. Miserak takes the high notes in Audrey Snyders rendition of the piece. When he began his solo, the whole audience burst into laughter, show choir member Kester Muthalaly said.

Eagle Brief – Dec. 19

Paige Ruder, Reporter
December 19, 2018
The Percussion Ensemble competed at the 2018 National Percussion Festival in Indianapolis. Percussion instruments are defined as an instrument that produces sound when it is hit, shaken or scraped. Support the district percussionists at their concert today Thursday, Feb. 28 at 6:30 p.m.

[Photo] Eagle Brief – Feb. 28

February 28, 2019
Guests line up to view the work of students in the “Prosper Career Independent Study” course. This event happened in the cafeteria Dec. 13, and Principal John Burdett posted this photo on his Twitter feed, which was shared on the Prosper High School account. The future is here, Burdett posted. it is so exciting to hear our amazing students tell about their research/mentorships.

Eagle Brief – Dec. 13

Paige Ruder, Reporter
December 13, 2018
Senior columnist Paige Ruders donation papers cover her desk after she gave blood during the drive that the Health Occupations Student Association sponsored on Monday, Nov. 26. HOSA results show 204 donors gave 226 total units. It’s estimated that just one donation can potentially save up to three lives, Ruder said. That’s 678 lives saved. For perspective, that’s the entire senior class here at Prosper.

Why I Give Blood, Why You Should Too

Paige Ruder, Columnist
December 4, 2018
Senior point guard Josh Davis, No. 11, will be honored Friday, Dec. 14, before the home varsity game at about 7:25 p.m. for crossing the 1,000-point mark in his varsity career. Here, he waits for the next play in a game earlier this season against McKinney North. Davis ended this game with 11 points. Prosper fell to the Bulldogs 64-72 this night, but they won last night, Dec. 4, against Flower Mound Marcus 52-34.

Eagle Brief – Dec. 5

Ana Arredondo, Paige Ruder, and Haley Medeiros
December 5, 2018
Campaign signs line the streets of Collin County. Signs stand strategically placed along intersections, allowing for candidates to make their political presence known. In the attached opinion piece Paige Ruder challenges students to become informed, whether they will be voting this November, or not.

[Photo] Technology does not teach, teachers do

Haley Medeiros, Columnist
September 16, 2018
Debate students work hard to prepare for upcoming tournaments. For some competitions, students must prepare their argument for the topic in advance. Weve been writing a pro/con speech, says Kate Carline.

Debate students prepare for tournaments

Paige Ruder, Reporter
September 14, 2018
Campaign signs line the streets of Collin County. Signs stand strategically placed along intersections, allowing for candidates to make their political presence known. In the attached opinion piece Paige Ruder challenges students to become informed, whether they will be voting this November, or not.

Opinion writer challenges students
to get informed with credible sources

Paige Ruder, Reporter
September 4, 2018
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