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The Prospector

The student news site of Manitou Springs High School

The Prospector

The student news site of Manitou Springs High School

The Prospector

Dillinder has been drumming since 6th grade but his music career started in kindergarten when he began to learn piano. Dilinders drumming technique was altered to account for the cramped space and changed set up,

(General)ly Speaking dispatches “The General”

William Dillinder, Leland Spangler, and February 11, 2015

Welcome to The Prospector's first ever Tiny Desk Concert! This is an event where The Prospector brings talented musicians into the school's radio room for a miniature concert. They record, interview,...

Ingested members, Jay Evans, Brad Fuller, Lyn Jeffs, Sam yates, Sean Hines

Ingested- The Architect of Extinction Album Review

Max Jonas Knaver, writer February 11, 2015

Scroll to the bottom of the article to stream the full album via YouTube For a lot of people, Ingested represents a tragedy. With their first album hailed even today as an excellent work of pure brutal...

Maggie White (9) in the 100 meter Butterfly. White qualified for state during this event. This is her first year swimming for Manitou Springs High School.

Colorado College pool records smashed

Lizzy Anderson, Reporter February 10, 2015

The Manitou swimmers placed second at the Tri-Peaks league championship last week at Colorado College. Despite the loss to Kent Denver, 412 to 403, the Mustangs set three new pool records, beating...

Student Body President Carter Sandras (12) admires his peers handiwork as the night drags on.

Dance decorating: The student council that never sleeps

Leland Spangler, Reporter February 10, 2015

“The city never sleeps” is a common cliche when describing the nightlife around major metropolitan areas such as New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Interestingly enough, this phrase is rarely...

Mr. Blocher sits and talks about his time in the Navy, specifically his experience in the Hainan Islands, when he was detained with 24 others in China after the crash between a United States Navy EP-3 and a Chinese fighter jet piloted by Lieutanent Commander Wang Wei.

Danger over the South China Sea: Mr. Blocher’s time in the navy

Tyler Jungbauer, Reporter February 9, 2015

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Prospector is having some technical difficulties - this audio file cannot be accessed on the school servers, so for the time being you won't be able to listen on your iPads. Make sure...

Billy Ryan (12) stands back up after pinning his opponent for the win.

Wrestlers Crush Woodland Park

Calvin Kuhlman, Reporter February 9, 2015

  The night of Wednesday, February 4, Manitou wrestlers took on the Woodland Park Panthers. Thanks to an entire week of advertising and hype with the help of student council, including a promise...

Stephen Kings new novel raises the bar again

Stephen King’s new novel raises the bar again

Tyler Jungbauer, Reporter February 4, 2015

"In one way, at least, our lives really are like movies." The opening line of Stephen King’s newest novel released this November, Revival, hardly captivates the terror and stun that lay within the...

Student Council wins awards for 2014 Drive Smart week

Student Council wins awards for 2014 Drive Smart week

Hunter Sherraden, Reporter February 4, 2015

A big congratulations is in order for the Manitou Springs High School student council. Led by Mrs. Alice Stoneback, Student-Body President Carter Sandras, and Student Body Vice President Leland Spangler,...

Freshmen travel to Pueblo for Forensics

Freshmen travel to Pueblo for Forensics

Maya West, Reporter January 30, 2015

On Saturday, January 24, the Manitou forensics team traveled to East High School in Pueblo for a meet. Coach Jeff Borst and freshmen Maya West and Alli Marte left on the bus at 6:30 a.m. They stayed...

The cars parked at the high school were covered with snow.

Snow day or no? The decision-making process behind District 14 snow days

Hunter Sherraden, Reporter January 30, 2015

We all know the feeling; the alarm clock jolts us awake, and before we can process anything else, we wonder if the school has graced us with what most of us would consider the greatest gift they could...

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