The school may place limits on our holograms. We are seeing the hottest new clothes fad on campus, too. These are made from Prism, a new fiber that changes color as the light changes. This results in clothing that changes colors while you wear it. Halls and classrooms at Maquire look like they are full of moving rainbows.
Many students also project holographic images over their bright clothing.
The holographic computers and the Prism clothing are expensive. The companies that make the products are very pleased with their profits. We are familiar with scouts from colleges who recruit our academically and athletically gifted students . But these company scouts recruit the high school students who are the first to pick up the newest fad and who are followed by the other students. These trendsetters, while still in high school, are paid well for the leads they provide the companies.