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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Be a little kinder than you have to, reads We Were Liars by E. Lockhart. According to reviewer Brooke Murphree, this novel produces quite the read to start off 2023. This book was very mysterious as I started reading it, Murphree said. For the most part, I really enjoyed the messages in the book as Cadence tries to work through her own issues. I did grow attached to most of the characters, and the end was shocking for sure.

Review: “We Were Liars” by E. Lockhart provides complex read

Brooke Murphree, Journalist/ photographer
January 27, 2023
One of sophomore Erica Deutschs favorite instruments to play, the guitar, leans against her nightstand. Through this column, she reflects on the benefits and joy that music can bring. I love getting to play and learn new tunes and techniques on my guitar, Deutsch said. It can be very relaxing, and gives me a sense of peace.

Column: For the love of music

Erica Deutsch, Reporter
January 13, 2023
During the Naval Academy summer STEM program, a high school student makes soap in a laboratory. Current college students majoring in chemistry and their professors taught the high school students how to make soap. Prior to the chemistry module, the students attended a marine biology module where they sampled water from the Severn River and studied the marine organisms under a microscope.

Column: Programs build resumes, recommendations

Kaya Miller, Executive News Editor
November 9, 2022
Lauren Clayton, a junior at Prosper High school stands in front of a Hope Squad banner. She advocates for mental health and suicide prevention by raising money and joining in the Prosper Out of Darkness walk. The Prosper Out of the Darkness walk will take place on the morning of Saturday, Nov. 5, in Windsong Ranch. Registration and T-shirt pickup will start at 8:30 in the morning, and the walk kick-off will start at 10 a.m. I will be joining hundreds of thousands of people across the country who are walking in the Out of the Darkness walks to prevent suicide and to support AFSPs mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide, Clayton said. Its a worthy cause, and one deserving of support from our community.

Suicide-prevention event: A personal invitation to ‘Out of the Darkness’ walk

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
November 4, 2022
The above graphic made using Canva illustrates the negative drawbacks of aiding the spread of zebra mussels. Zebra mussels are an invasive species that are endangering North Texass bodies of water. Zebra mussels are what scientists call filter feeders, a species that feeds off of microscopic animals and plants called plankton. At first, a natural filtering system seems like it would benefit the local habitat, but when you put into perspective that many other native organisms also consume plankton, this trait becomes concerning.

Column: Zebra Mussels threaten North Texas lakes, rivers

Lauren Clayton, Reporter
October 19, 2022
Holding hands, Andres and Rosetta Cruz, parents of junior Juliana Cruz and sophomore Luis Cruz, stand for photos in traditional Indian clothing. Everyone passing probably smells the food, Rosetta Cruz said after eating Indian cuisine. Thats definitely why theyre staring. In Prosper ISD alone, the South Asian student population has grown to 15.54% of the community. However, some of these students voice they aren’t feeling a connection to the overall community.

Column: Students should spread appreciation, acceptance of different cultures

Juliana Cruz, Reporter
October 14, 2022
In a graphic made on Canva, columnist Neena Sidhu highlights the pros and cons of the new advisory period. Advisory has been implemented into this school year in order to create a safer school environment. I understand that advisory is a solution to issues that come with having 3,400 plus students, Sidhu said. If there was an emergency, the advisory period lets administrators and teachers know exactly where students are.

Column: First quarter reveals advisory period challenges, limitations

Neena Sidhu, Chief Operating Officer
October 4, 2022
Lights up on the stage, the auditorium is empty, awaiting the beginning of rehearsal for the musical, Les Misérables. Auditions for the upcoming Prosper Theatre shows were Aug. 22-23. Competition is a huge part of auditions, and there is always high tension until the list of  people who made it gets released, Chris Kulmann said. Don’t ever let that tension get to you.

Column: How to deal with audition stress

Jordan Kirkley, Photojournalist
September 26, 2022
A digitally-constructed image by senior Alyssa Clark displays photos from her childhood and senior year. Clark has been on the ENO staff for two years. A few weeks ago, I told some fellow seniors that I felt like I was leaving our baby behind, but I know ENO is in safe hands, Clark said. Its hard to say goodbye to something that means so much to you, and I can deny leaving as much as I want, but all good things must come to an end.

Senior Column: Opinion Editor thanks newspaper, people

Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor
May 9, 2022
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
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
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
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