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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 Student Voice of Prosper High School

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In a digitally constructed image created by senior designer Caitlyn Richey, a picture of Richey at three-years-old is displayed next to a senior photo taken of Richey this school year – 15 years later. As a beautiful chapter of my life comes to a close, Richey said, it is bittersweet and exciting to reflect on the memories Ive made and look forward to the ones I will make in the coming years. Richey will attend Brigham Young University this fall and plans to major in Exercise and Wellness with a minor in Ballet.

Senior Column: Journalist reflects on high school experience

Caitlyn Richey
May 4, 2022
A design created on Canva by junior and sports writer Jayden Conley expresses the value of proper use of social media when it comes to sports teams. Conley believes that social media marketing teams have the power to post whatever they want, but the businesses are the ones that say what goes, goes. Businesses need to hold their social media teams accountable for misinformation, Conley said. Lets stop blaming the players for their own choices, and start holding the businesses who mislead with their information accountable.

Editorial: Sports media teams need to be held accountable for misinformation

Jayden Conley, Sports Writer
March 21, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey, two hands holding a phone are pictured over a background with a hidden web of social platforms and icons. This is to represent that the true effects of social media and social platforms are often hidden at first and overlooked, but they are always there. Social media has the potential to have an incredibly positive impact, Richey said. But we must be aware of the extremely negative impact it can have if used unwisely.

Editorial: Improper use of social media harms society

Staff and Caitlyn Richey
March 1, 2022
Since the recovery from the COVID-19 lockdowns, students have noticed an increase in inappropriate social media accounts. Opinion writer Caleb Audia created this graphic with Canva to show his opinion of the staff of the newspaper. In the attached editorial, he and co-writers Christi Norris and Gabriella Winans call for an end to posts that could hurt people. If students find themselves victims of one of these accounts, they can report the it on the Instagram app by clicking on the three dots, selecting the Report option, and selecting Report Account.

Editorial: Social media accounts created to embarrass students need to be taken down

ENO Staff, Caleb Audia, Gabriella Winans, and Christi Norris
February 23, 2022
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
In a photo shared on Facebook and taken by a close family friend, Lanay Renstrom, senior Caitlyn Richey is captured in a candid laughing moment. In the attached column, Richey shares her experience having a flip phone and choosing to not have social media platforms throughout high school.

Column: Senior reflects on life without influence of social media

Caitlyn Richey, Graphic Designer
October 20, 2021
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