Sitting in class, I’m trying to focus on taking a test. I hear a pen clicking somewhere. Naturally, I look around trying to figure out who is clicking...
On April 15, 2019, the Cincinnati Board of Education passed a resolution declaring that over the next three years, school start times at high schools in...
On Monday, April 8, I had the pleasure of walking through WHHS with a small group of teachers, the President of the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers (CFT)...
The Twilight Zone is one of the most well-known and infamous American television series. From the mind of Rod Serling, the show mixes elements of science...
Screaming and cheering. Fans are what make the sports worthwhile for the athletes that play them. But what occurs when there is no cheering during games...
The polls are closed and the votes are in, here are the results of the 2019-2020 Student Congress Elections!
The Class of 2023 Vice President election initi...
At the beginning of 2013, the most subscribed channel on YouTube was the comedic group Smosh. Composed mainly of the duo Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox, ...
Beto O’Rourke is (finally!) running for President.
While his fellow Democratic hopefuls announced bid after bid, the Texas congressman who gained nat...
As the snow and the freezing temperatures start to fade, the beginning of spring sports open the final athletic season for the 2018-2019 school year.
This...
Arranged in six rows containing five desks each, WHHS students face their teacher, some engaged in the lecture while others fight off sleep. The classroom ...
On March 8-10, the WHHS Junior Classical League (JCL) spent their weekend dressed as Ancient Romans, togas and all, in Columbus, Ohio. Thirteen members...
Most teachers and parents would agree that junior high can be a difficult time for a lot of students. The brain is constantly developing, which makes social,...
