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.

Carson Coulon is a sophomore at Robinson and a Staff Writer for the Knight Writers. This is his first year on staff. Coulon's drive to join newspaper was fuled by his urge to create content that people actually want to read and be entertained by. "I wanted to create something interesting and unique," Coulon said. With a passion for preforming and entertaining, Coulon can be found preforming on his Trumpet during halftime shows and in the stands as a member of the Robinson band. While learning his instrument, he feels he has taken a lot more from the experience than just a knowledge of scales and valves. "I have gotten to learn discipline, hard-work and I've had a lot of fun," Coulon said. "I've got have a lot of experiences and meet lots of people through the band program I would have not been able to meet otherwise." As a military child, he has involved himself as a Student Ambassador in Robinson's chapter of Student 2 Student, a club dedicated to supporting military children and ease their transition to a new school as they arrive at Robinson. "It's a great club to unit different people and different backgrounds and just make new friends," Coulon said. In the coming school years, Coulon hopes to continue with the Knight Writers. He hopes to go to college for Writing and English, with several career paths in mind. His main dream is to be a screen writer or an author, with his second option be a literature professor on the college level. "I'd love to have the opportunity to share my own stories, espcially in cool more creative ways like in film or novels," Coulon said. As far as schooling goes, he sees himself attending the University of South Florida, the University of Florida or the University of Michigan. While studying, he hopes to further his musical career by marching on the collegiate level. A very family oriented person, the consideration of staying close to home and his parent's alma maters is important to Coulon. "USF is close to home. They have a great band and it's a great school. My dad went there, so that would be pretty cool," Coulon said. "Outside of the state, maybe the University of Michigan, because my mom went there. I've been there a couple of times and I really like it."