Kimaya Mundhe, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
In her fourth year as a Chatterbox staff member, Kimaya Mundhe, ‘25, is excited to work as the Managing Editor of Viewpoints. This year she hopes to help her sections produce accurate, high-quality content that generates conversation in our school community.
Mundhe was previously a Features Writer, Features Section Editor and Managing Editor of Current Events. Some of her favorite Chatterbox memories include interviewing Mayor Aftab Pureval and attending the National Fall Journalism Convention in St. Louis.
She is also President of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America), a representative on the Diversity Equity and Inclusion Council, a member of the Superintendent's Student Leadership Council and a Sources of Strength peer leader.
When she is not taking part in any of those activities, you can usually find her reading the news, lifting weights, playing the Wordle, practicing photography or watching movies.
![Students at the RACs L’Taken Social Justice Seminar pose in front of Capitol Hill, where they lobbied for political reform. “[The trip] broadened my horizons a lot,” Maya Jaffee, ‘25 said. “It introduced me to the world of politics, and I think was a really valuable experience that Im not gonna get anywhere else, so Im really glad I went on it.”](https://whhscbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LTaken-trip-1-e1678456103890-675x900.jpg)
![Dominic Allie, ‘24, is the founder of aerial photography company Skydro Solutions. He has worked with some of the biggest real estate companies in Cincinnati, including CoStar Group and 3CDC. “[Dominic is] very action-focused,” Aisela Allie said. “He wants to do things that matter, that serve a purpose, not just for the sake of doing them. He’s very good at assessing a situation and he’s very hardworking.”](https://whhscbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/drone-dom-1-900x675.jpg)
![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.”](https://whhscbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Latricia_Rice_Cafeteria_-_Kimaya_Mundhe-e1674936757631-675x900.jpg)
![The WHHS’ student handbook has been updated several times over the last few school years. Assistant principal, Ashley Morgan helped put together this year’s revised copy with school administrators and counselors. “[The new version] is a little bit cleaner, and just a little bit more to the point,” Morgan said.](https://whhscbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Sulsar_Side_Snow_Trent_Willhite-1-e1647614428526-900x528.jpg)
