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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

The Chatterbox
Many holidays are similar in both the U.S. and Switzerland: a Christmas tree is nothing new for Blessing.

4440 miles from home

Max Blessing
January 9, 2023
Creature feature can be expected as a new column in the Chatterbox.

Creature feature

Lonzo Montgomery, Public Relations & Social Media Manager
January 4, 2023
After a game, the girls crowded around to take a picture together.

Girls field hockey

Liam Garth, Sports Writer
January 3, 2023
Wineberg looks up to Wilma Rudulph, a fellow Olympic Athlete. Rudulph experienced some hardships but “didn’t let those determine her end goal”, something that Wineberg relates to.

Sprinting towards success

Elena Brown, Managing Editor of Online Content
January 2, 2023
Cover of the book Archtree Academy for Unique Minds; the Mystery of Gwendolyn Swallow written by Lily Hope Hoffman-Suder, ‘27.

Young writers among us

Braden Williams
January 2, 2023
Devil’s Hole

Aftermath of Mexico’s earthquakes

Sohan Shamarthi
January 2, 2023
Students in Yoga Club stretch, in preparation for yoga poses.

Equation of meditation

William Demeter, News and Features Writer | Remembrancer Staff
January 2, 2023
WHHS was one of the bright spots for CPS on the report card that came from the Ohio Department of Education. CPS scored two stars, out of five, in four of five categories, while the last category, which was based on graduation rates, scored one star. WHHS scored five stars in three of the four categories it was graded on, and four stars on the last category.

WHHS soars, CPS plummets on Ohio school report cards

Landon Stinson
December 13, 2022
This year’s (2022) World Cup will most likely be these greats last, so let's check out some stats.

Who will win?

Iman Divanovic, Peanuts Writer
December 12, 2022
A graphic of some common Thanksgiving foods.

How do WHHS students celebrate Thanksgiving?

Armaan Tindni
December 11, 2022
Zach Gate’s graphic made to align with the claims of the humor page’s staff in the article Saturday School Revitalized that mimicked the vice principal in office at the time as the infamous Batman Villain, Two-Face.

Representing the first amendment

Hajra Munir and Dominic Hamon
December 11, 2022
“The class of ‘89, of course, burned a rather large 89 into the newly planted grass in the back circle. What’s next? Kidnapping Morton Downey, Jr., cutting off what’s left of his hair and writing “90” all over his face?” Sarah Riegel wrote in her 1989 opinion article.

That’s…controversial

Lonzo Montgomery, Public Relations & Social Media Manager
December 9, 2022
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