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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The nine photos in this collage represent the people important to senior Juliana Cruz. The photo in the middle shows Cruzs grandmother holding the columnist when she was just a few weeks old. The necklace worn on her grandmother, Cruz wears today. Watching my grandma leave this earth was a learning lesson – to make sure my family and I hold each other accountable to be able to watch each other grow, Cruz said. Ever since February, my approach with family has been more grateful than ever.

Column: Don’t take life for granted, capture the moments

Juliana Cruz, Co Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2023
The graphic, created by Tess Gagliano, above showcases an image of Lucy Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers, and Julien Baker, the members of boygenius. The photo taken by Harrison Whitford, is part of a series of images from the groups beach photoshoot that released along with their debut album The Record on Mar. 31. They are currently touring in the US and internationally. (Album cover by Boygenius)

Review: boygenius – The Record

Tess Gagliano, Design Editor
September 20, 2023
The image above was staged by junior Lauren Clayton and taken by columnist and senior Brooke Murphree. As a senior in ENO, I was given the task of writing a senior column. I was told it could be anything and didnt have to focus on my school experience, Murphree said. I wanted it to have something to do with my time at PHS, so I thought about it the way I do about everything else, by hand, writing down my thoughts with pops of color.

Senior column: Writer offers advice, motivational tips to underclassmen

Brooke Murphree, Journalist
May 15, 2023
Writer Juliana Cruz gives Colleen Hoovers Verity an 8/10 rating. Cruz said this story by Hoover stands as a unique offering from this author. It surprised me when this story turned out to be creepy in certain parts, and I wouldnt suggest reading it before youre going to sleep, Cruz said. Hoover includes romance but in a different writing technique, and it just kept me hooked.

Review: “Verity” by Colleen Hoover gives readers a different experience

Juliana Cruz, Reporter
February 21, 2023
In a graphic made on Canva by reviewer Neena Sidhu, the cover of the book Normal People by Sally Rooney is shown. The book was published in 2018. I was surprised I liked this book, considering there aren’t shocking twists and turns, Sidhu said. Normal People is an easy read when looking for a book about an ordinary and realistic relationship.

Review: “Normal People” earns must-read status

Neena Sidhu, Chief Operating Officer
January 30, 2023
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
A graphic created in Canva shows a statistic about New Years resolutions. One study from thetimestribune.com showed that 80% of Americans fail their New Year’s resolutions by February. The study also stated that 8% of people keep their resolutions for the full year.

New Year’s history — the what, why and how

Brooke Murphree, Reporter
January 19, 2023
Twisted Love by Ana Huang illustrates a dark romance. This book can be found at your local book store. I was excited to start reading this book, senior and writer Maya Contreras said. It was a fast read, and I cant wait to read the next one.

Review: ‘Twisted Love’ excites readers with corrupt romance

Maya Contreras, Opinion Editor
December 9, 2022
The book It Ends With Us, by Colleen Hoover, sits amidst pens and sticky tabs. These tools represent ways to annotate a book in your own style. I never liked writing in my books until I learned all the ways to annotate, senior Maya Contreras said. Everything is a lot easier to remember.

Column: Writer shares favorite annotating methods

Maya Contreras, Opinion Editor
September 16, 2022
Above, image displays the title of the article and features the artist in question. The background photo shows the night sky through a disposable camera lense in an airplane and the lettering is stylised as a cinematic, neon, glowing sign to create a vintage effect to represent Sanchezs old-time aesthetic. (Hope Walker)

Review: The Rise of Stephan Sanchez

Hope Walker, Reporter
September 1, 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 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
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