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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox

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Talking taboo: Tampons and pads

Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Student Life
January 3, 2024
Issue 22:
Ohio passed Issue 22 which approved the sale of Cincinnati’s 337-mile Cincinnati Southern Railroad to Norfolk Southern for $1.6 billion. The profit from the sale will be put into a trust fund for the city’s future infrastructure needs. The investment is estimated to make double the amount of the previous lease payment, which was about $26 million.

Issue decisions

Emma Kim, Section Editor of News and Features
January 3, 2024
Mayor Pureval covered numerous topics with members of StuCo during their Nov. 14 meeting. “I remember when he brought up the fact that any citizen from the city of Cincinnati can go to the city hall and speak in front of the mayor,” Ezana Worku, ‘24, Senior StuCo Rep, said. “They do that every Wednesday, so if you have an issue that youre really struggling with or that you really want to present, you can go to them and talk it out.”

Advice with Aftab

James Overton, News and Features Writer
December 13, 2023
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Krishna’s corner of current events

Krishna Malhotra, Operations Manager
December 4, 2023
The Jewish Student Union Club is excited to celebrate and share its culture with the student body. “There are several students who are ready to join,” Lauren McGill, advisor of JSU, said. “Hanukkah is coming up, so thatll be one of the first things that we do. And you know who doesnt love eating fried potato pancakes.”

Reviving a tradition

Emma Kim, Section Editor of News and Features
November 28, 2023
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Practicing religions

Bareen Abdulrahman, Managing Editor of Current Events
November 20, 2023
Over the past few weeks, Sunrise Movement has been spending its meetings researching CPS board members in preparation for an eventual meeting. “We just want [the CPS board] to at least consider renewable energy whenever they make a new energy decision,” Sophie Krumm, ‘25, one of the club’s co-presidents, said.

Sun-rising with a plan

James Overton, News and Features Writer
November 13, 2023
 MSA provides an outlet for students to not only express their religion freely but to meet others that can relate to them. “Its really nice to be able to interact with a different group of people who you could still share something with outside of just academics,” Anas Farrag, ‘25, vice president of MSA, said.

Faithful Fridays of peace and prayer

Emma Kim, Section Editor of News and Features
November 13, 2023
SafeBAE success

SafeBAE success

Sarah Wilson, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
November 3, 2023
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