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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
With just a few weeks left until election day, Jaime Castle continues her campaign while being a long-term substitute teacher for WHHS. She teaches English 8AA during bells four and five and sometimes subs for other bells when needed.

Castle for city council

Kimaya Mundhe, Operations Manager
October 4, 2021
From left to right: Grant Dutro, ‘21, SENIOR Joe Adler, Carter Jacobs, ‘21 and SENIOR Nick Smyth rowed together in the varsity four. In the 2020-21 season, Smyth along with the other three rowers were considered the top rowers out of the guys varsity.

Struggles to success: from average athlete to national rower

Kaylee Robbins, Editor in Chief
October 4, 2021
Out of all the streaming services available, Netflix is by far one of the most popular and well known. Netflix not only has thousands of movies available but also many fan favorite shows.

The ultimate cinematic decline

Kaylee Robbins, Editor in Chief
September 20, 2021
Students in Laura Brogden’s 8th bell, AP IV Latin practice translations on the board. This year her Latin 3 classes are reading the Hercules stories. She plans on incorporating stories about people in the ancient world that aren’t typically found in textbooks.

Latin department adjusts its focus

Kimaya Mundhe, Operations Manager
September 17, 2021
WHHS’ librarians Acacia Moraes-Diniz, Melody Riggs and Margo Fisher-Bellman have been hard at work since the start of the school year and are excited to interact with more students.

A new face brings change to WHHS’s library

Sarah Wilson, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
September 16, 2021
The Gender and Sexuality Alliance show their pride with decorative posters and bright colors at the annual Club Fair.

Coming together for the Club Fair

Lael Ingram, Public Relations and Social Media Manager
September 16, 2021
The return to in-person learning welcomed over 2,800 students and over 100 faculty members back onto our campus. The halls became crowded again, and courses returned to normal, the only difference being mask wearing.

To mask or not to mask: Cincinnati Public Schools continues to follow CDC guidelines

Isabella Zinchini, Deputy Editor in Chief
September 8, 2021
Students have had indoor lunch throughout the week due to the extreme temperatures. The current indoor lunch locations are the cafeteria for grades 10-12 and the junior high gym for grades 7-9.

Beat the heat

Kylie Bridgeman, Sports Writer
August 26, 2021
Kylie Bridgeman, Taylor Blair, Shaniya Rice, Zoe Cumminngs

Sun-Rise to the highest

Bobby Keegan and Isabella Zinchini
August 24, 2021
Cover of the Chatterbox

Digital Copy of the May 2021 Senior Edition of The Chatterbox

May 28, 2021
A protest was held in Fountain Square on June 6, in response to the murder of George Floyd. Racial unrest this summer spurred Cincinnati Public Schools to begin work on an anti-racism policy.

CPS’ new Anti-Racism Policy, explained

Delaney Owens, Editor in Chief
May 25, 2021
Rachel’s cats Orville and Fern are relaxing on their bed.

Pets of the Pandemic

Henry Althoff, Feature Writer
May 25, 2021
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