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In 2019, WHHS students gathered in the Blair circle to acknowledge in a strike against climate change. Students worldwide participated in this movement to stop climate change and reduce the emission of greenhouse gasses.
Going green: the battle between big business and climate change
November 22, 2021
The library ran a 3D printed Pokemon giveaway on Oct. 29 to promote the new printer. For a chance to win, students could submit Pokemon-themed selfies with WHHS teachers.
Printing more than paper
November 16, 2021
Annalise Smith, 23, Calvin Brandt, 23 and Rickey Johnson, 23, plant trees as part of the Walnut Woods project to make the woods more habitable for native plants and animals. The project began as a small student effort bus has now expanded, gaining support from the Evanston City Council as well as the Cincinnati Parks and the Civic Garden Center.
Into the Walnut Woods
November 15, 2021
Sandee Coats-Haan’s AP Physics 2 class worked through force calculations, prototypes, testing and to make their final boats. The regatta was held at the pool on Nov. 8, it is available to be viewed on the Walnut Hills Chatterbox YouTube channel.
Smooth sailing
November 15, 2021
Opinions
With the end of Halloween the greater population along with marketing campaigns tends to skip over Thanksgiving and turn straight to Christmas and the rest of the holiday season.
Thankskipping
November 16, 2021
Bobby Keegan addresses the recent violent activity surrounding the neighborhood of Evanston.
Letter from the Editor
November 8, 2021
Harmless Tiktok trend or devious destruction?
October 7, 2021
Students offer input: New schedule adjustments
Students offer input: New schedule adjustments
September 22, 2021
Arcade
Scary Movie Word Search Answer Key
Sydnie Barrett, Managing Editor of Visual Elements • November 3, 2021

Peanuts
Shows that children tend to do better in school and have better engagement when they are involved in one or more activities, like sports, musical instruments lessons, or clubs.
Effie Alert: Liam Christie
November 19, 2021
The 2026 class intently focused on their dodgeball players and cheering them on against the Effies.
The roaring spirit of JH
November 15, 2021
JH students put what they’ve been learning to the MAP test, during the week of Oct. 13. The students were only allowed the resources given by the testing website, a pencil, paper, and their knowledge to answer a series of English and Math questions.
The MAP test of patience
November 2, 2021
The Boogie Bash began as a success with seventh and eighth graders coming over to boogie no one was left costumeless.
A spooky tradition lives again
November 1, 2021
Sports
Athletic trainers are in charge of the water station during the football games, home and away.
Behind the bench: WHHS junior athletic trainers
November 16, 2021
During the upcoming WHHS basketball season only 50% capacity will be allowed because of COVID-19. Even though there will be a limited number of fans, students plan to compensate for that missing spirit.
WHHS Basketball set at 50% capacity
November 16, 2021
Kate Stiens, ‘23, SENIOR Owen Murray, and Gianni Allwein, ‘23 qualified for the state cross country meet running times of 16:57, 16:49 and 19:41, respectively.
State qualifying trio
November 16, 2021
SENIOR Maxwell Poynter and Tyler McKinley, ‘24, are both receiving attention from colleges for their performance on the court. They were both dominating scorers last season, averaging 11.3 and 10.7 points per game respectively.
Filling the silence: men’s basketball hopes to make noise this season
November 2, 2021
SENIORS Bron Dietz and Aiden Clarke feel the heartbreak of loss after losing to the Knights in penalty kicks on Oct. 24. Both made their penalty kick, but the loss ended the WHHS soccer teams season, and the SENIORS high school soccer careers.
Soccer season ends in heartbreak
November 1, 2021
Style & Culture
Cincinnati has some of the best vintage stores - each one with its own unique look and feel.
The best vintage in 513
November 16, 2021
The big catch of the whole show is that any player can disguise themselves as a totally different person if they want to, or go as their genuine selves.
The Reality of "The Circle"
November 3, 2021
The current lineup of Guns N’ Roses (from left to right, Slash, Axl Rose, Duff McKagan, and Richard Fortus) play at Wrigley Field on Sept. 16. This reunion follows a nearly 25 year long split between guitarist Slash and singer Rose that resulted in a drastic shift in creativity and sound… for the worse.
Guns N’ Roses runs out of ammo with new singles
Owen Cummings, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
Photo of Rose
America, do you accept this rose?: “The Bachelorette” diversifies its casting following controversy
Kylie Bridgeman , Sports Writer
Homecoming Fashion
Kate Stiens, Style & Culture Section Editor
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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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Since the advent of texting and video calls, many people have turned away from phone calls as their main method of communication.

Why don’t we talk on the phone anymore?

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Many have criticized Disney for the lack of diversity and inclusion in its content, old and new.

Where’s Disney’s diversity?

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Cincinnati has some of the best vintage stores - each one with its own unique look and feel.

The best vintage in 513

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On March 9, 2020, no women living in Mexico will attend school, work, go to the supermarket or do house chores. Making up 51.9 percent of the population, men will see the impact women have on Mexican society, since their roles are constantly undervalued.

‘One day without us’: women in Mexico protest femicides and promote equal rights

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