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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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At the Sunrise Movement Club meeting on Feb. 9, their assignment was writing letters. “We're going to be writing letters to the Department of Environment and Sustainability, and we're particularly going to be writing on the issue of bike lanes and bike trails,” Audrey Symon, ‘25, said.

Shining a light on climate change

Emma Kim and Maya Sampath
February 22, 2023
Rep. Isaacsohn poses for a picture with the students that attended the District 24 Student Constituent Advisory Council. “I think there [was] a lot of…powerful feedback about the state of our public education system and what people's experiences look like whether that was literacy challenges and literacy rates, whether it was teacher student ratios and the ability to get the attention people needed, [or] whether it was inequities across neighborhoods and types of school,” Isaacsohn said of the meeting.

Rep. Isaacsohn holds “District 24 Student Constituent Advisory Council”

Kat Swift, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
February 21, 2023
Use the National Human Trafficking Hotline to report potential situations of sex and labor trafficking.

1-888-373-7888

Nazret Degaulle, Managing Editor of Student Life
February 16, 2023
The WHHS art club, who previously worked with the Cincinnati Children's Hospital to paint 180 wooden circles for their new critical care emergency unit in early 2020, walked in the Homecoming parade on Friday, Sep. 16.

Art and therapy program at Christ Hospital

Amelia Price
February 13, 2023
An infographic showing different advantages and disadvantages within the school system.

Cincinnati public scares

Dominic Hamon, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
February 13, 2023
The WHHS Alumni Foundation bought a composting tumbler for the courtyard back when it was built, and Green Club was founded to maintain it. “I wanted to start composting, but [the tumbler] hadn't been used in years, so I found the part that was needed to fix it [and] fixed it,” Angelina DiPaola, ‘24, said.

Working towards zero-waste

Emma Kim, Managing Editor of Online Content
February 9, 2023
Math teacher, Jennifer Fay teaches a Pre-Calculus AA class. Students who would have taken Pre-Calculus AA are encouraged to take the new AP Pre-Calculus class next school year.

New AP Pre-Calculus class to be offered next year

Krishna Malhotra, Broadcast Team Member
February 8, 2023
Just Q’in’s slogan reads “Faith. Love. BBQ.” By keeping it simple, Matthew Cuff, founder and owner of Just Q’in BBQ, fosters a welcoming environment in his restaurant. “I love what I do,” Matthew said. “I love the opportunity to be able to impact people's lives on a regular basis.”

“Something I’ll never forget”

Kimaya Mundhe and Sarah Wilson
February 6, 2023
This map of Nepal shows the route of the plane. It was a short flight, lasting only 24 minutes. 9N-ANC crashed 1.6 kilometers from the Pokhara Airport.

Tragedy strikes Nepal

Isabella Huth, General Reporter
February 6, 2023
Airport travel during the holidays this year was stunted by bad weather that led to flight cancellations and delays. Southwest Airlines canceled nearly 71% of flights in one day, whereas American, United and Delta canceled 14% of their flights. Many were forced to spend the night in airports or miss family gatherings due to long delays and canceled flights.

Cincy weather effect on winter break travel

Lael Ingram, Public Relations and Social Media Manager
February 1, 2023
Cafeteria staff member, Latricia Rice restocks snacks in between lunches. This year, the cafeteria is continuing to experience staff shortages. "Last year we fed 1100 plus [students] almost every day, and we were short employees,” Norris said. “I did the cooking and I also worked on the main serving line too… I think most of the schools are short, at least one or two employees.”

Amidst rising school lunch debt, support remains for CPS families

Kimaya Mundhe, Operations Manager
January 31, 2023
A passport is required in most cases to enter the U.S. For most European passports, a previous ESTA application is enough, but because I’m staying more than 90 days, I needed a visa.

4440 miles from home

January 30, 2023
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