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Frances Haugen testifies to Congress about the harm she perceives Facebook’s apps can do to democracy and children. “It is causing teenagers to be exposed to more anorexia content. It is pulling families apart. And in places like Ethiopia, its literally fanning ethnic violence,” Haugen said.
Facebook whistleblower testifies to Congress: Facebook “harms children”
October 22, 2021
Afghanistan War comes to a close: Recap of Major Events
October 21, 2021
Each of Armstrong’s homes feature inviting communal spaces that she has both furnished and decorated.
With housing brings hope
October 15, 2021
From left to right: SENIORS Mariah Couch, Melanie Mitchell, Simone Sears and Elsie Manolis wrap up their monthly executive board meeting. These meetings include all the class councils representing each grad and the executive board. “Last year the student body became really divided, the world became divided, so this year I just hope to bring everyone together and remind us how awesome and fun and diverse our student body is,” Mitchell said.
Student congress: the force behind WHHS
October 15, 2021
Opinions
Harmless Tiktok trend or devious destruction?
October 7, 2021
Students offer input: New schedule adjustments
Students offer input: New schedule adjustments
September 22, 2021
Bobby Keegan introduces himself as the Chatterbox Editor-In-Chief for the 2021-2022 school year.
Letter from the Editor
September 20, 2021
In his column, staff writer Nawaf Althawadi argues that happiness and beauty are tied to nature, writing “Are pillars of stone not a result of humanity mimicking the colossal, elegant nature of trees?”
Why do we hurt?
May 25, 2021
Arcade
Cover of the Chatterbox
Digital Copy of the May 2021 Senior Edition of The Chatterbox
May 28, 2021

Peanuts
Honors is being redesigned as AA in order for greater equality and more opportunities. “Grades can be the determining factor of whether they can handle AA or regular, and then theres no teaming that has to be restricted like whether they take it in the morning or the afternoon,” Jayma Hazelbaker said.
Out with the old, in with the new: Honors to AA
October 21, 2021
Alonzo Montgomery ‘23, exhibiting covid protocol procedures, by cleaning off the desks of his classroom.
Distancing from online school: changes in school COVID protocols
October 21, 2021
As first semester midterms come to an end here are several competitions that Effie’s and E-Flats can engage in for a confidence and resume booster.
A booster in extra credit: a guide to artwork competitions for middle schoolers
October 8, 2021
Effies vs. Eflats: Fighting for the win
October 5, 2021
Sports
WHHS 2021 Football Hype Video
October 21, 2021
Stella Kiniyalocts, ‘23, is a forward for the women’s soccer team, but before that she’s dedicated to her education. Kiniyalocts takes Aaron Cuchetti’s digital imaging course where she learns the basic functions of cameras and general photography concepts.
Kiniyalocts is soaring higher than soccer
October 20, 2021
The WHHS defensive line stands countering the Aiken offensive line, waiting for the ball to be snapped during the game on Aug. 20.
Tackling the ECC leaderboard
October 14, 2021
McKinely drives towards the basket during an open gym at Walnut. College coaches from universities across the country have been dropping in to watch the WHHS players at the open gyms.
Balling! WHHS sophomore already receiving college offers
October 5, 2021
During the homecoming pep rally the spirit program came together to perform to a mashup of songs on Marx Field. The spirit program is made up of the cheerleaders and WHHS’s dance team: The Golden Girls.
Taking the lady eagles to new heights
October 5, 2021
Style & Culture
Homecoming Fashion
October 21, 2021
On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder was released in 2017, and is now more topical than ever. It provides a look into the history of tyrannical regimes and how our generation is the key to keeping our democratic values.
For us: On Tyranny book review
October 14, 2021
Grammy-Award winning rapper Lil Nas X released his debut album MONTERO on Sept. 17, 2021
MONTERO review: the industry baby is born
Tobey Logan, Broadcast Section Editor
Lili Reinhart bloomed in her light pink floral ensemble designed by Christian Siriano
An all-american fashion disaster
Lael Ingram, News Writer
After a string of brief musical releases of the past couple years, Drake finally released his album Certified Lover Boy.
Drake: Old me over the new me
Ben Schneider, Style and Culture Writer
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Stella Kiniyalocts, ‘23, is a forward for the women’s soccer team, but before that she’s dedicated to her education. Kiniyalocts takes Aaron Cuchetti’s digital imaging course where she learns the basic functions of cameras and general photography concepts.

Kiniyalocts is soaring higher than soccer

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From left to right: SENIORS Mariah Couch, Melanie Mitchell, Simone Sears and Elsie Manolis wrap up their monthly executive board meeting. These meetings include all the class councils representing each grad and the executive board. “Last year the student body became really divided, the world became divided, so this year I just hope to bring everyone together and remind us how awesome and fun and diverse our student body is,” Mitchell said.

Student congress: the force behind WHHS

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Claude Rains posing in his iconic face mask costume from the 1933 original. Stemming from the book by H.G. Wells, the iconic story is being rebooted for a modern audience, this time played by Oliver Jackson-Cohen.

A Look at ‘The Invisible Man’

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National Coming Out Day is celebrated on Oct. 11 and it recognizes LGBTQ+ pride, which is represented by the rainbow flag. It was created in 1988 by LGBTQ+ rights activists Robert Eichberg and Jane O’Leary to be on the anniversary of the 1987 Gay and Lesbian Rights March on Washington.

10 LGBTQ+ Songs for National Coming Out Day

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Each of Armstrong’s homes feature inviting communal spaces that she has both furnished and decorated.

With housing brings hope

Featured Staff
Kate Stiens
Kate Stiens
Style & Culture Section Editor

In her 2nd year as a Chatterbox staff member, Kate Stiens is ecstatic to work as the Style and Culture Section Editor.  She hopes to cover trends and popular styles, music, and movies. She  was a...

Rachel Herzig
Rachel Herzig
General Reporter

In her first year as a Chatterbox staff member, Rachel Herzig is excited to begin working as a general reporter. She would like to contribute to the Walnut Hills High School publications in a meaningful...

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