It’s not just friendship and magic – in this episode, staff writers Minty Parker, Maya Segal, Ishani Oldham, Elise Kohli, and Laura Kohli dive into the deeper meaning behind My Little Pony and what it says about society.
Produced by Jadon Frank.
Categories:
The Psychology of My Little Pony: Why do We Put Ourselves in Boxes?
About the Contributors
Laura Kohli, News Editor
(She/her)
Laura is thrilled for her second year on the Eagle’s Eye, this time as the News Editor. In her free time she enjoys drawing, reading, and re watching the same five tv shows. She is vice president of The Butterfly Effect and a member of Spanish Honors Society.
Minty Parker, Graphics Editor and Publicist
(They/them)
Minty is a junior who is hyped to come back for their second year at the Eagle’s Eye as Graphics Editor! Outside of being a writer, Minty is also an artist, proud color guard member, and Pinterest enthusiast. The words most often used to describe them include “Ramona Flowers lookalike,” “funniest person alive,” and “…unique!”
Maya Segal, Opinion Editor
(She/her)
Maya is a junior who is thrilled to be back for her second year on the Eagle’s Eye! She is involved in many of Enloe’s communities, including National Honor Society and the dance department. When she’s not buried under piles of homework, you can find Maya reading, spending time with her friends, or planning her next trip to the beach.
Ishani Oldham, Staff Writer
(She/her)
Ishani is a junior who is thrilled to be joining the Eagle’s Eye staff for a second year. Outside of school, she spends most of her time in a dance studio. She loves long walks, talking to friends, and time with her family. You can usually find Ishani studying or reading anywhere and everywhere.
Elise Kohli, Arts and Entertainment Editor
(She/her)
Elise is a Junior who is SO excited for her second year on the Eagle’s Eye as the Arts and Entertainment Editor. She is the proud owner of a Canon Pro-shot, a Back to Black CD, and two dried-up paint tubes of Naples yellow. Elise is also known to talk during movies and sew things badly. Ask her about her Lucy Dacus playlist or Enloe’s literary magazine, Stone Soup!
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