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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

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Several changes have been made to the performance dates to the Frozen Jr. musical. Currently there will no longer be in-person performances.

Frozen Jr. performance updates

Kat Swift, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
May 11, 2021
Six of Dr. Seuss books have been recently discontinued due to racist and antisemetic stereotypes.

Students weigh in on discontinued Dr. Seuss books

Bronson Presnell, Broadcast Team Member
April 25, 2021
According to the National Federation of State High School Association, “Middle school children who have phones, especially girls, are more prone to emotional and behavioral issues later in adolescence. Most experts recommend that children in this age group not have access to social media because of increased chance in cyberbullying.” The pandemic has caused waves in girl’s mental health and academic pressure as they navigate through WHHS.

Exemplary students: how middle school affects girls

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
April 20, 2021
Throughout the school year students may have one quarter that seems the hardest to them, whether it is due to non-stop work or lack of motivation.

What quarter is hardest for you?

Jeannie Ngansop, Peanuts Writer
March 28, 2021
Among Us has recently seen a surge in popularity which led to the creation of a tournament for junior high students so that those who played the game could enjoy it in a way that fostered community with their peers. The tournament seems to have been successful in not only having a positive impact on students, but organizers as well.

Junior high council organizes Among Us tournament

Kat Swift, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
March 1, 2021

Upperclassmen give advice to their past self

Jeannie Ngansop
March 1, 2021
Clincy’s business name came from her love of bees, and the first thing she baked. Cosmopollen means a single community coming together.

Simcha Clincy: the pursuit of pastries

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
February 24, 2021
Compared to in-person learning, many students feel that remote learning is more distracting. However, there are several things that can help you stay focused.

Don’t be distracted: tips for online learning

Bronson Presnell, Broadcast Team Member
February 18, 2021
Volunteering is looked at as one of the most impactful actions a person could do, it creates a powerful impact on the community. It also connects people to many real world issues, opportunities, and people.

Middle schoolers making an impact in their community

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
February 10, 2021
Middle School often gets a terrible reputation as a bridge between childhood and teenagers. During this time obstacles such as puberty, school, and social pressure emerge. Movies such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Akeelah and the Bee, and Eighth Grade exemplify the pre-teen struggle.

The moving picture of adolescents on screen

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
February 9, 2021
Middle schoolers face unique challenges in online learning

Middle schoolers face unique challenges in online learning

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
January 22, 2021
Kylee Ehrhardt and Sofia Sfoufe, ‘26, go hiking at Adventure Crew. The two friends met this year despite the barriers of online classes.

The walk to companionship

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
January 4, 2021
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