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The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

The Leaf
Lindsay Ruskin

Lindsay Ruskin, Deputy Design Editor

Hi Guys! My name is Lindsay Ruskin and I am a junior. I am your deputy design editor for the 2021-22 school year! This job means that I make sure all of the designs run smoothly and look presentable for our viewers of The Leaf. I have always been interested in The Leaf even as a little girl. My interest started when my brothers would bring home copies each month from school. I decided to join journalism because I wanted to make the newspaper pretty, and now that is what I get to do. Here are some things about me: My favorite TV shows are “Gossip Girl” and “New Girl.” I also love to listen to music no matter what I am doing, and I have different songs for different moods and for different times of the day. This summer, I was able to see my favorite artist, Blackbear, in concert which was probably one of the highlights of my entire lifetime. I am so excited to have a bigger position in journalism and I can’t wait for another great year in journalism. Everyone better get the chance to buy and read at least one issue of The Leaf this year, and if not, scroll through our website!!!!

All content by Lindsay Ruskin

SHS April Fools Hall of Fame

Following tradition with some tomfoolery
Lindsay Ruskin, Deputy Design Editor
April 4, 2022
Senior Abi Singstock spent a significant portion of her junior year working on her AP Research paper, an exploration into the various meal options for students with vegetarian or vegan diets. Singstock's paper would end up expanding to 30 pages worth of compiled data, analysis, and research, and was published by the High School Branch of The Journal of Student Research. Her work is now also being referenced by the Board of Education to develop more vegetarian and vegan-friendly cafeteria options for students at school, bringing Singstock's ideas to reality.

From Paper to Public Research

Sycamore senior gets published in The Journal of Student Research
Lindsay Ruskin, Deputy Design Editor
December 1, 2021

Snow Day Extra Credit

Lindsay Ruskin, Design Editor
February 10, 2021

From The Leaf to Insider in One Decade

How SHS Alumni, Kat Tenbarge, entered the real world of journalism
Lindsay Ruskin, Design Editor
January 29, 2021
STAY FOCUSED. Is sitting in your house all day making you tired, yet you still have to go to class soon? The truth is, motivation can be hard when we aren't able to interact with our friends and move around from class to class each day. The build up on work may be hard, but we have got to push through the week.

No motivation for virtual school: now what?

Lindsay Ruskin, Design Editor
December 2, 2020

Four fall fashion trends for 2020

Lindsay Ruskin, Design Editor
October 6, 2020
SUMMER. This is capturing one of the best moments of all summer at sleepaway camp. There might not be any new photographs at camp this summer, or for that matter anywhere. “This was going to be my seventh year at camp, and I haven't spent a whole summer in Cincinnati since 2013. I am not ready for this to happen because camp is like my other home,” said Peter Brownell, 9.

Summer plans unknown

Will all summer plans be cancelled due to COVID-19?
Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
May 1, 2020
THE GROCERY STORE PROBLEM. The stay at home in Ohio has been extended to May 1st at the earliest. Everyone has been stocking up for over a month with the supplies that they need such as food. Along with these necessities, others have been stocking up on Toilet paper, and they leave others with nothing. According to a NY Times writer and producer, “An excess of toilet paper will not help protect you against COVID-19, but it will cause a run on supplies that keeps others from getting what they might need.” Everyone buying these excessive amounts of food allows fear to come upon others’ minds if they did not buy enough as other people. Everyone wants their family to prepare and people buy as much as they can, no matter the cost and who it might be hurting.

Corona virus Stockpiling

How grocery stores are affecting our view of the pandemic
Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020
HORROR. This image captures the face of Braeden Milar, 9, watching the movie “It.” This was not one of his best moments watching, but in the end, he enjoyed the movie with his friends.

A New Interest For Scary Movies

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
March 11, 2020
XOXO. This image displays one of the most popular candies on Valentine’s Day: candy hearts. We give these to people with sweet notes written on each heart that they will read while taking out each candy.

Valentine’s Day thoughts from freshman

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
February 10, 2020
JOY. This image captures freshman camp counselors jumping for joy as the halfway mark of the school year passes. Only one more half left!

Halfway there

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
January 28, 2020
DISNEY. Many of these characters pictured above are featured on Disney Plus. They appear in TV shows and movies that were aired a long time ago, but that doesn’t mean they are not popular anymore!

Disney Plus review

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
December 21, 2019
THANKSGIVING. Each year, the Thanksgiving turkey is one of the most looked forward to foods. Personally, my favorite part of Thanksgiving is the dinner with my family.

Why I Love Thanksgiving

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
December 4, 2019
NON-STOP. This image shows Shomo running in one of her many sports that she participates in, and this picture shows the work that she puts in to achieve her goal. 

Maria Shomo, 9

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
November 11, 2019
GROUP COSTUMES. Get some of your friends and buy a costume perfect to dress up for Halloween whether it is for a party or going from door to door!

Fall festivities

Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
October 31, 2019
FRESHMAN. After a couple of months in, freshman have started to adjust to SHS. Now that school is a couple months in, everyone has seemed to settle into their group.

From SJH to SHS

Three main changes freshmen face
Lindsay Ruskin, Staff Writer
October 24, 2019
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