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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
Laurie Cotton teaches her Pre-Calculus class from the Senior High Gym. All classes held in the Arts & Science wing were moved to locations throughout the building.

Flooding closes Arts & Science wing

Nick Robertson, Deputy Editor-in-Chief
January 17, 2019
Pamela Owens observes as she lets one of her Ethnic Studies students, Hannah Begashaw ‘19, asks Richard Aughpin, an acquaintance of Owens, questions about his deportation back to the UK.

A new perspective on the immigration debate

Essaye Tekia, News & Features Writer
January 16, 2019
Jerrold Fine, '60, visited WHHS on his book tour for his first novel Make Me Even and I’ll Never Gamble Again. Fine founded a hedge fund and worked on Wall Street, but retired to writing as of 2014.

WHHS alum Jerrold Fine was a pioneer in finance, now he is a storyteller

Delaney Owens, Editor in Chief
December 14, 2018
SENIOR Chase Pope has distinguished herself as a high achieving and socially conscious student, as exemplified through her acceptance into the Smithsonian Secretary’s Youth Council, a selective organization that seeks to give youth chances to express their opinions on and influence what they do at the institution.

SENIOR Chase Pope inducted into the Secretary’s Smithsonian Youth Advisory Council

Essaye Tekia, News & Features Writer
December 11, 2018
A mourner holds a candle at the vigil for the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting held by Governor Tom Wolf. Advocates against anti-Semitism are hoping to take this tragedy and turn it into an opportunity to raise awareness around anti-Semitism today and in the future of the United States.

WHHS staff shares thoughts about synagogue shooting

Chyna Smith, Style and Culture Section Editor
December 11, 2018
People pay their respects at a memorial to the victims of a mass shooting in front of the Tree of Life, or L'Simcha, Congregation in Pittsburgh, Penn. On Oct. 27, 10 congregants were shot at the synagogue.

Anti-Semitism in America

Conrad Kleiner, News & Features Writer
December 11, 2018
The Common Application is one of the two large scale applications that nearly all colleges and universities require for admittance. The other application program, the Coalition Application, is nearly identical to the Common Application in form and purpose, but is required by different schools.

The Common Application

Rehme Leanza, Style & Culture Writer
December 5, 2018
Steve Chabot has served as the 1st District's representative since 1995. He was unseated in 2009 for one tern by Steve Driehaus.

The Race for Ohio’s 1st District

Drew Brown, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
Richard Cordray is the Democratic Party's nominee for Ohio Governor. He was the first Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from 2012 to 2017. He also served as Ohio Attorney General from 2009 to 2011.

The Race for Governor

Drew Brown, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
Thousands of women have used the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport on Twitter to share their stories of sexual misconduct. Some of those voices are WHHS students.

Waves of women declare #WhyIDidntReport

Chyna Smith, Style and Culture Section Editor
November 15, 2018
The above photo shows the usual standardized testing form that is used to record answers. Recently, the fairness and extent of use of standardized testing have come into question by those who feel that testing is being used to sell various different study tools.

Students studying for standardized testing

Drew Brown, Staff Writer
November 15, 2018
Nine of The Chatterbox's staff members won write-off awards at the 2018 National High School Journalism Convention in Chicago. The students were tasked with writing articles on the spot, or submitting photography or design portfolios for review.

Walnut Wins at NHSJC

Bobby Keegan, Editor in Chief
November 8, 2018
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