Polls

What concerts are you planning to go to?

Taylor Swift (93%, 14 Votes)
Drake (7%, 1 Votes)
Morgan Wallen (0%, 0 Votes)
Young the Giant (0%, 0 Votes)
Ella Mai (0%, 0 Votes)

Total Voters: 15

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Polls Archive

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Earth Jam 2024
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Countdown ‘til Cappies
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BOGO breakdown
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L’s kitchen: brownie blast
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News & Features

College protests across the U.S.

Emma Kim, Section Editor of News and Features

May 10, 2024

Students across the country have organized protests at their colleges and universities regarding the Israel-Hamas war. Many of the protests have been pro-Palestinian, in which students have asked colleges to divest their funds from organizations related to Israel.

Many Jewish students at these campuses feel the protests have become antisemitic and feel unsafe because of them.

In an attempt to diffuse the situation, colleges and universities issued dispersal orders but failed, causing police to arrive and arrest demonstrators. More than 100 protesters were arrested during protests at various colleges including Columbia University, University of Southern California and Emerson College in Boston.

However, the arrests seem to only aggravate the situation more, with similar protests being organized and executed nationwide.

To view the live updates click here.

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Emma Kim, Section Editor of News and Features

In her second year as a Chatterbox staff member, Emma Kim is enthusiastic to work as the Section Editor of News and Features. She hopes to improve her interviewing skills and develop her journalistic writing style. She was a club member during the 2022-2023 school year as a Feature Writer Kim also swims for WHHS and is currently on the Cincinnati Aquatic Club team. Kim hopes to attend college and major in pre-med. In her spare time, she enjoys playing piano and spending time with friends.

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In her third year as a Chatterbox staff member, junior Marwa Khzir is excited to work as the Managing Editor of Online Content for the Chatterbox. Marwa Khzir hopes to improve her writing while also publishing as many articles as she can for the Chatterbox. Khzir's previous journalism experience includes News Writing 1, News Writing 2 and B/W Photography. Khzir is also involved in various extracurricular activities such as a Student Ambassador, a member of StuCO 2025, and the Fundraising Head for YPC (Youth Philanthropy Council). Khzir hopes to get into Law School and be a defense attorney in the future, helping wrongfully convicted prison members with getting freedom. Khzir enjoys playing soccer with her family and a favorite pastime for her is baking goods with her mom.