The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox

Menu
  • Friday, Oct 15- End of First Quarter
  • Thu, November 4 - Hoxworth Blood Drive
  • Tuesday, Nov 2 - Election Day; No Students
  • Fri, October 22 - Junior High Boogie Bash
Frances Haugen testifies to Congress about the harm she perceives Facebook’s apps can do to democracy and children. “It is causing teenagers to be exposed to more anorexia content. It is pulling families apart. And in places like Ethiopia, its literally fanning ethnic violence,” Haugen said.

Facebook whistleblower testifies to Congress: Facebook “harms children”

Kat Swift, News Section Editor
October 22, 2021

WHHS 2021 Football Hype Video

Thomas Maggart , Broadcast
October 21, 2021
Honors is being redesigned as AA in order for greater equality and more opportunities. “Grades can be the determining factor of whether they can handle AA or regular, and then theres no teaming that has to be restricted like whether they take it in the morning or the afternoon,” Jayma Hazelbaker said.

Out with the old, in with the new: Honors to AA

Faith Wallace, Peanuts Section Editor
October 21, 2021
Alonzo Montgomery ‘23, exhibiting covid protocol procedures, by cleaning off the desks of his classroom.

Distancing from online school: changes in school COVID protocols

Dominic Hamon, Peanuts Writer
October 21, 2021

Afghanistan War comes to a close: Recap of Major Events

Kat Swift, News Section Editor
October 21, 2021

Homecoming Fashion

Kate Stiens, Style & Culture Section Editor
October 21, 2021

The Record Store S2 Ep 1: Donda

Tobey Logan and Owen Cummings
October 21, 2021
Stella Kiniyalocts, ‘23, is a forward for the women’s soccer team, but before that she’s dedicated to her education. Kiniyalocts takes Aaron Cuchetti’s digital imaging course where she learns the basic functions of cameras and general photography concepts.

Kiniyalocts is soaring higher than soccer

Kylie Bridgeman, Sports Writer
October 20, 2021
Each of Armstrong’s homes feature inviting communal spaces that she has both furnished and decorated.

With housing brings hope

Sarah Wilson, Features Writer
October 15, 2021
From left to right: SENIORS Mariah Couch, Melanie Mitchell, Simone Sears and Elsie Manolis wrap up their monthly executive board meeting. These meetings include all the class councils representing each grad and the executive board. “Last year the student body became really divided, the world became divided, so this year I just hope to bring everyone together and remind us how awesome and fun and diverse our student body is,” Mitchell said.

Student congress: the force behind WHHS

Kimaya Mundhe, Features Section Editor
October 15, 2021
The WHHS defensive line stands countering the Aiken offensive line, waiting for the ball to be snapped during the game on Aug. 20.

Tackling the ECC leaderboard

Megan Dorr, Sports Section Editor
October 14, 2021
On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder was released in 2017, and is now more topical than ever. It provides a look into the history of tyrannical regimes and how our generation is the key to keeping our democratic values.

For us: On Tyranny book review

Ben Schneider, Style and Culture Writer
October 14, 2021
Load More Stories
Skip to content