Mike Crist knew something wasn’t right. He was losing weight and his face was sunken in – symptoms he knew all too well. What he didn’t know was that this wasn’t the same diagnosis he had received and fought off twice before. After being in remission from Hodgkins Lymphoma for around 15 years, C...

The De Soto High School girls’ swim team competed at and won League on May 10 in Osawatomie. “League is just like any other meet. The top swimmers in each event score points for their team. The team with the most points wins,” said junior Kay Craven. Craven placed ninth in the 200-individual...

The Kansas Student Publications Act gives journalists, just like The Green Pride staff at De Soto High School, the freedom to publish content without the fear of administration turning it down because of controversy or political manners. In the official act under section 3a, it is stated that “Scho...

If you’ve been to De Soto High School  recently, you’ve probably noticed the new speed bump in the front parking lot. The speed bump was put in to keep staff members and others safe while entering and leaving the school. Many students are upset about the speed bump and how it came so suddenly. W...

Dear fellow Green Pride Staff, Let me start off this letter by saying you guys are awesome. Sometimes, being in newspaper sucks. You have to ask the hard question, interview people you never speak to and hope that people do not start a fight over your story. It’s a tough job, but somebody has to...

The season of AP tests has arrived, and De Soto High School students are coping with the crazy stress of cramming a year’s worth of information into their brains while also dealing with finals, graduation and other year-end activities. I have been cramming for my own AP tests this week, sleeping o...