Yesenia Rosario is a senior at Robinson High School and a Co-Editor-In-Chief of the Knight Writers. This is her third year on staff and her second year as an editor. Rosario’s love for journalism was sparked at a young age as she took courses in the subject in middle school. Hesitant at fist, she quickly found her place in the Knight Writers’ staff expanding her skills. “Sophomore year I decided to join because I really wanted to do more photography and writing stories for the school newspaper,” Rosario said. Rarely found without at least one airpod in, ask Rosario what she’s listening to and the answer will probably be a relaxed, R&B artist with mellow, moody tones. “My favorite artists are Daniel Cezar, Peter McPoland and Frank Ocean, who needs to come back i’m begging him,” Rosario said. “I also have been loving Billie Eilish’s newest album.” Some of her favorite time in Newspaper has been spent writing quick News-briefs where she gets to talk to new people and dive into the community of her school. This passion for sharing stories has pushed Rosario to enter college pursuing a Journalism and Communications degree to pursue her talent and passion full-time. “My dream college is UF, but I want to go to any college that will take me and offers the best program for Journalism,” Rosario said.

Jasmyn Mitchner is a junior at Robinson in her second year as a staff writer for Knight Writers. Drawn to Journalism quite unexpectedly, Mitchner’s bright journey to newspaper began when she needed to change her first-period class last year. Her sister who was already part of the team suggested her to join the staff. “My sister was in newspaper, and she told me about how great it was. I really liked it; so, I joined,” Mitchner said. In her new and sharp second year, Mitchner is eager to dive deeper into her role and take authority of writing better stories and taking better pictures. Her extracurricular activities include pursuing her sporty passions by playing flag football and soccer. Outside of school, Mitchner’s life is filled with a variety of interests which influence her hobbies. Her hobbies consist of sports, singing, hanging out with friends and traveling. “I travel a lot for soccer,” Mitchner said, highlighting how her love for soccer led to the newfound hobby of traveling. Mitchner has two siblings: an elder sister who has clearly influenced her path, and a younger brother who has just entered the seventh grade. She also has a surprising pet- a fish that adds a whimsical touch to her busy life. “I have a pet fish named Harold, ” Mitchner said. Her plans foreseeing her future after high school include going to college or university, with hopes of getting recruited for collegiate soccer. She wishes to play professional soccer after graduating.