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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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The number of students in the stands during girls’ and boys’ home games frequently differ greatly. “The girls want people to be there. It gives them a level of energy and intensity. Knowing that your peers are cheering for your teammates makes all the difference in the world,” Lazar said.

“We’re here and we’re winning”

Nazret Degaulle, Managing Editor of Student Life
January 27, 2023
When no one was looking, I sneakily got my mom to take this sick picture of me on a college visit. This was my first official and after the initial nervousness of it all, it was a great experience that I look forward to sharing with you guys.

Kaylee’s korner

Kaylee Robbins, Editor in Chief
January 26, 2023
This is the official cover photo for Wally, the anonymous and opinionated SENIOR columnist for the Chatterbox.

Wally’s guide to not being racist

Wally Hill
January 26, 2023
1902 was the first documented yearbook for WHHS. Many, like Lillian Hyde, ‘02, who is described as a loyal person, looked away from cameras and dressed professionally.

Evolution of the portrait

Marwa Khzir and Jonas Warner
January 26, 2023
The new line-up of newsstands awaiting their painting and placement around the school. The art club will paint them and put them around the school similar to the benches.

New newstands

Jonas Warner, Opinions Writer
January 26, 2023
In various circumstances, the effects of students’ digital footprints have had negative consequences, even locally. In 2020, Xavier University rescinded their offer to an incoming student after accusations of the student using racial slurs on social media.

The permanent online persona

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
January 26, 2023
While gaining comfort with his original piece, Birl reads his poetry aloud to the team. He will soon have his poem memorized and advance to perfecting his delivery and slamming the poem. After school, Birl usually spends his time training for football, but this year he is carving out time to dedicate to the Poetry Slam Team.

Tackling more than football

Megan Scudder, Managing Editor of School Life
January 26, 2023
The WHHS swim team cheer their teammates on during the SENIOR relay that took place on SENIOR night.

Splash goes the eagles

Sameera Degaulle, Managing Editor of Current Events
January 26, 2023
At the first meeting of the Tri-M Music Honor Society, SENIOR Caitlin Barilleaux gave a speech to persuade other members to elect her as president.

Three groups, one community

Marwa Khzir, Editor in Chief
January 25, 2023
Many NFL teams, including the Eagles and the Patriots, canceled their media availability in respect for Hamlin.

Taking a knee for number three

Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Student Life
January 23, 2023
Even though speed cushions have been added to some roads, pedestrians are still getting hit by speeding cars, such as the two UC students who were hit by them in September. Even if cars aren’t speeding, pedestrians can still get hit, as evidenced by the eight-year-old boy who died after being hit by a car, which the police don’t believe was speeding, in Bond Hill.

CPD finds ways to slow down drivers

Landon Stinson
January 12, 2023
This past photo was taken of Haile while he was on staff during his time at WHHS.

Debrai Haile

Debrai Haile
January 11, 2023
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