Working On The Prowler Analysis

Emma Lynne Rosser wasn’t always the shy type of girl, she’s confident since taking journalism and when it comes to communicating with other people. Rosser, a 19-year-old graduate of Central York High School says Central helped her along her college journey, the teachers at Central really cared for her and help her grow as a student and a person. To add-on to that, the amount of writing and the opportunities, has helped her as well. Working on the Prowler was her life in high school, as a whole, it's something she'll never forget. A couple of years ago, she couldn't see herself as of now; Rosser was too shy to take opportunities, she now socializes better. The senior paper “that was my baby,” Rosser said, even though it was a lot of work. Her time was spent working day in and day out writing “it has pretty much become home,” Rosser said. Rosser advice to seniors is to make time for themselves.
The first year she was completely out of her shell, now she is open to trying new things. Her advice for new journalists, is “don't be afraid of edits, they will help you grow.” The dramatic thing that has happened in her journalist's experience is that people who can't be in the same room together makes it hard to write a paper. The biggest challenges for her, being an editor in chief was picking editors for next year, editors didn't get pages for their edits, some people plagiarized their story and editors did not finish their story, to add-on “you have to trust editors to get their work done,” Rosser