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  • April 17The first period Social Studies classes gathered in Hornet Arena this morning to give teacher Ricky Manes the Teacher of the Year Award. Manes is a U.S History, AP Research, Civics and Holocaust & Human Behavior teacher. He was chosen out of the 13 and was given the award by administration.
  • April 15Food boxes are available each Thursday from 4-5pm at Davis Elementary, Salem Elementary and the Food Service Warehouse.
  • April 15In celebration of Military Child Month, Bryant School District asks that everyone wear purple on Wednesday, April 17th to celebrate and showcase respect for military families.
  • April 12The city of Bryant is hosting a ribbon cutting event at the Hampton Inn to celebrate their new remodel on April 25th.
The student news publication of Bryant High School in Bryant, Arkansas

Prospective Online

The student news publication of Bryant High School in Bryant, Arkansas

Prospective Online

Homecoming Court Remains Humble

Maxton Preuninger, Writer | November 1, 2017

The crowded bleachers fall silent with anticipation while the crowd waits to hear which senior maid will be crowned homecoming queen. Some of the maids have stood here before, and others have never even...

Pain Is Temporary, Tattoos Are Forever

Pain Is Temporary, Tattoos Are Forever

Madison Waltz, Writer | October 27, 2017

At 15-years-old, senior Austin Tucker sat down and gave himself his first tattoo: a stick and poke bearing the words “juggalo family” with a matching “hatchetman” symbol. Now, nearly three years...

Colbes Crops: Sophomore Grows Crops for Charity

Colbe’s Crops: Sophomore Grows Crops for Charity

Ryan McKenzie, Writer | October 25, 2017

Every summer, he goes out, checks the crops, waters the plants, pulls the weeds and tills the dirt. With a few years, a lot of outdoor work and patience, sophomore Colbe Cortez has created the charity...

Confessions of a Shoplifter

Confessions of a Shoplifter

Cole Campbell, Staff Writer | October 23, 2017

Jane Smith looked at old family photos and told her mother “that’s one of the dresses I stole.” Choosing to remain anonymous, this teacher began shoplifting from Dillard's during her junior year...

Twenty-Six Miles of Torture

Twenty-Six Miles of Torture

Maxton Preuninger, Writer | October 3, 2017

A quarter mile of barbed wire, ten-foot walls, rope climbs, tire flips and hours of running. While this sounds like torture to most, for senior Hawkin Starke, this is a passion. Starke’s mom started...

Kissing her cheeks, sophomore Yamilet Montoyas parents pose for a picture at her quinceanera. Montoya celebrated her 15th birthday Aug. 12 in Little Rock. I had a church ceremony with my friends and family who joined me, Montoya said. It was so much fun and a great experience. Photo| Courtesy of Yamilet Montoya

Traditions and Baile

Madison Waltz, Writer | September 28, 2017

Crossing the threshold, sophomore Ashley Davis quickly realized she had arrived at no ordinary birthday party. The booming mariachi band and extravagant decorations surrounded her as she took in the sights...

AYAA: Aftermath

AYAA: Aftermath

Edith Garcia, Writer | May 18, 2017

The countdown had begun. It was one of the most important competitions for young artists all over the state. For many, the Arkansas Young Artists Association (AYAA), is a chance to hang out with fellow...

Art Students Make it to Top 50 in Vans Contest

Art Students Make it to Top 50 in Vans Contest

Cole Campbell, Writer | May 17, 2017

Vans Custom Culture is a contest in which students from around the country can design a pair of Vans for a chance to win a trip to California and $50,000 for their school’s art program. Four students...

Photo | Connor Morris

Senior Week Preview

Brad Brewer, Print Editor | April 24, 2017

High school is coming to a close for the class of 2017, and the class officers are looking to send seniors to their next destination with a week of fun and games.   Senior week will start on...

Stranded in Mexico

Stranded in Mexico

Edith Garcia, Staff Writer | April 11, 2017

Every spring break, students visit and explore different states and countries for reasons ranging from mission trips to family visits, and at the end of the week, come back with no issues. However, junior...

Veganism Gains Popularity

Veganism Gains Popularity

Dahlia Bray, Staff Writer | March 19, 2017

There are 16 million vegans or vegetarians in the United States, according to the Raw Food World. This leaves 302 million people to eat meat. So why go without meat in a society thriving on it? Senior...

Heading to Miss Arkansas

Heading to Miss Arkansas

Edith Garcia, Staff Writer | March 14, 2017

Beauty pageants attract more than 2.5 million girls every year in the U.S., but only a few can hold prestigious titles. As “Miss Spirit of Arkansas,” senior Jessica Miller plans to participate in the...

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