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Facing each other, senior Everett Walley and his teammate flex their muscles in excitement of the game. "Earning another gold ball this past week with my team was amazing," junior Leonel Anguiano said, "it's something we look forward to which enables us to stay together longer."

Facing each other, senior Everett Walley and his teammate flex their muscles in excitement of the game. "Earning another gold ball this past week with my team was amazing," junior Leonel Anguiano said, "it's something we look forward to which enables us to stay together longer."

With a successful pass from senior Nathan Tenbarge, junior Leonel Anguiano runs along the field. "We made some mistakes and the other team capitalized off of them very well," junior Leonel Anguiano said. "It's time to focus on rebuilding, reshaping and reprogramming this Prosper Eagle program to make sure all of us are ready to go when our moment comes in the fall."

With a successful pass from senior Nathan Tenbarge, junior Leonel Anguiano runs along the field. "We made some mistakes and the other team capitalized off of them very well," junior Leonel Anguiano said. "It's time to focus on rebuilding, reshaping and reprogramming this Prosper Eagle program to make sure all of us are ready to go when our moment comes in the fall."

In a graphic made on Canva, senior Juliana Cruz speaks upon a friend’s life being taken away because of an irresponsible use of a firearm. “Students should be able to understand there’s another side of guns when it’s used incorrectly or in the wrong hands,” Cruz said. “I understand why organizations fight for the ban of it, as it injures and kills those around us, even loved ones.”

In a graphic made on Canva, senior Juliana Cruz speaks upon a friend’s life being taken away because of an irresponsible use of a firearm. “Students should be able to understand there’s another side of guns when it’s used incorrectly or in the wrong hands,” Cruz said. “I understand why organizations fight for the ban of it, as it injures and kills those around us, even loved ones.”

The nine photos in this collage represent the people important to senior Juliana Cruz. The photo in the middle shows Cruz’s 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.”

The nine photos in this collage represent the people important to senior Juliana Cruz. The photo in the middle shows Cruz’s 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.”

Bursting from the tunnel, senior Jake Johnson, holds 'The Ship' flag. The Prosper Eagles beat the Allen Eagles, 37-36. "The game kept me on my toes because both teams are good," senior Nada Gad said. 'But Prosper had that extra 'oomf' to help us win."

Bursting from the tunnel, senior Jake Johnson, holds 'The Ship' flag. The Prosper Eagles beat the Allen Eagles, 37-36. "The game kept me on my toes because both teams are good," senior Nada Gad said. 'But Prosper had that extra 'oomf' to help us win."

Prosper will be one of several municipalities hosting mandatory –state training exercises. The safety practice will be held at Prosper’s Children’s Health Stadium. This event will give not only safety officials in area practice, but student journalists from all three district high schools also received invitations to participate in a press conference about the event. “This will provide students with an opportunity to participate in a mock press conference,” Hamlin said. “With several people from different law enforcement divisions — the press conference is going to be in response to the events happening that day.”

Prosper will be one of several municipalities hosting mandatory –state training exercises. The safety practice will be held at Prosper’s Children’s Health Stadium. This event will give not only safety officials in area practice, but student journalists from all three district high schools also received invitations to participate in a press conference about the event. “This will provide students with an opportunity to participate in a mock press conference,” Hamlin said. “With several people from different law enforcement divisions — the press conference is going to be in response to the events happening that day.”

A graphic design made on Canva, illustrates “Stop, think before you vape.” Texas passed House Bill 114, which sends students immediately to disciplinary school if caught with a vape or e-cigarette. This applies to all Texas public schools.

A graphic design made on Canva, illustrates “Stop, think before you vape.” Texas passed House Bill 114, which sends students immediately to disciplinary school if caught with a vape or e-cigarette. This applies to all Texas public schools.

Football takes victory against Plano East, heads to Round 2 of playoffs

Football takes victory against Plano East, heads to Round 2 of playoffs

Football team captain reflects on career

Football team captain reflects on career

Podcast: Who’s Got Aux – Rock, Indie Rock Artists – Season 2 – Episode 4

Podcast: Who’s Got Aux – Rock, Indie Rock Artists – Season 2 – Episode 4

Podcast: Who’s Got Aux – Modern R&B, local artists – Season 2 – Episode 3

Podcast: Who’s Got Aux – Modern R&B, local artists – Season 2 – Episode 3

In a digital graphic made by senior Juliana Cruz, “Who’s Got Aux?,” is the title of the podcast, created by last year’s hosts, 2023 graduates Gianna Galante and Mithra Cama. In this episode, with new hosts, senior Riley McConnell and Cruz, play songs that each of them never heard before and may like. They discuss their opinions after each song is played.

In a digital graphic made by senior Juliana Cruz, “Who’s Got Aux?,” is the title of the podcast, created by last year’s hosts, 2023 graduates Gianna Galante and Mithra Cama. In this episode, with new hosts, senior Riley McConnell and Cruz, play songs that each of them never heard before and may like. They discuss their opinions after each song is played.

In a digital graphic made by senior Juliana Cruz, “Who’s Got Aux?,” is the title of the podcast, created by last year’s hosts, 2023 graduates Gianna Galante and Mithra Cama. In this episode, with new hosts, senior Riley McConnell and Cruz, play songs that each of them never heard before and may like. They discuss their opinions after each song is played.

In a digital graphic made by senior Juliana Cruz, “Who’s Got Aux?,” is the title of the podcast, created by last year’s hosts, 2023 graduates Gianna Galante and Mithra Cama. In this episode, with new hosts, senior Riley McConnell and Cruz, play songs that each of them never heard before and may like. They discuss their opinions after each song is played.

“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” by Ryan Murphy shares the horror story of famous serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer. With its maturity rating at TV-MA, viewers are warned about the graphic content depicted in it. “I heard a lot about Dahmer,” senior Gianna Galante said. “Seeing it on screen made me open my eyes a little more to the real world.”

“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” by Ryan Murphy shares the horror story of famous serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer. With its maturity rating at TV-MA, viewers are warned about the graphic content depicted in it. “I heard a lot about Dahmer,” senior Gianna Galante said. “Seeing it on screen made me open my eyes a little more to the real world.”

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. “That’s definitely why they’re 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.

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. “That’s definitely why they’re 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.

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