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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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Yousuf Munir and Kayla Reidy, ‘21, were inspired to activism after the Parkland shooting. Munir sees the United States as “pushing really hard for the things that we want and that are good for us as kids and as people and as Americans,” in terms of gun legislation following Parkland. The House of Representatives is composed of a “majority of ‘gun sense’ candidates” and has “introduced a bill for universal background checks,” according to Munir. However, Reidy believes there is more work to do. “I think that we still have a long way to go until everything is completely safe and every school, and I think really the only solution for that is more common sense gun control,” Reidy said.

Student Perspectives: One year after Parkland

Isabel Nissley, Deputy Online Editor in Chief
February 12, 2019
Every morning, students must clear metal detectors and have their bags searched when entering the school. Metal detectors are part of a new security protocol added this school year.

More than just a lockdown drill

Delaney Owens, Editor in Chief
February 8, 2019
Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer address the nation, following Donald Trump’s address. Schumer claimed that “the symbol of America should be the Statue of Liberty, not a 30-foot wall.”

McConnell hurting millions with government shutdown

Nick Robertson, Deputy Editor-in-Chief
January 29, 2019
The staff of the Chatterbox has been proud to serve the Walnut community since 1922.

The return of Wally Hill

Wally Hill
January 29, 2019
The Gillette advertisement features footage of men at a grill, repeating the words “boys will be boys.” This mantra is frequently used to justify the sometimes inappropriate actions of young men and boys.

Thank you, Gillette

Isabel Nissley, Deputy Online Editor in Chief
January 29, 2019
Pre-filled insulin syringes, or insulin pens, provide patients with a simple method to ensure that their blood sugar is in check. The cost of these and similar devices has skyrocketed in the United States in recent years, causing some to find alternative methods of care.

Students struggle with rising price of life-saving drugs

Sofia Tollefson, Managing Editor of Current Events
January 28, 2019
For Veterans Day, President Trump planned a grand military parade in Washington, D.C. WHHS honors its own veterans with a memorial in Blair Circle.

Donald Trump does not care about the military

Nick Robertson, Deputy Editor-in-Chief
December 11, 2018
A majority of students in response to a Chatterbox poll believe that a smaller homework load will help them get more sleep. An average WHHS student gets less than the recommended 9 hours of nightly sleep.

Student left in dark with early school start times

Sofia Tollefson, Managing Editor of Current Events
December 11, 2018
Students speak with representatives from multiple colleges at one of many visits schools make to WHHS. To see what schools are visiting soon, stop by the Counseling office.

College Applications Giving SENIORS a Headache

Rehme Leanza and Arianna Boddie
December 5, 2018
Ice cream shops like Graeter's Ice Cream in Hyde Park are some of the many places people interact with retail workers every day. The next time you grab a cone, think about the person on the other side of the counter.

Holiday Forgiveness

Isabel Nissley, Deputy Online Editor in Chief
December 5, 2018
Howard Wilkinson (left) and Ken Rudin (right) visited WHHS to talk to AP U.S. Government and Politics students on Oct. 30. Wilkinson and Rudin cohost a political podcast published by WVXU.

In defense of the First Amendment

Isabel Nissley, Deputy Online Editor in Chief
November 15, 2018
Hip Hop star Kanye West met with President Trump on Oct. 12. They spoke about a variety of issues, and West emphasized his mission to further prison reform.

‘Love Everyone’ A plea for unity

Will Fitton
November 15, 2018
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