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The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

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The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

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The student voice of Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Can you guess which car matches which driver?
Mia Cecilio, Staff Writer • February 26, 2025
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I'M A FRAUD. This thought is common for those struggling with impostor syndrome. Impostor syndrome is characterized by persistent feelings of self-doubt and inadequacy, the fear of being exposed as not worthy of success. This psychological phenomenon is quite prevalent in society today, especially for high-achieving individuals.
Raising awareness about impostor syndrome
PRACTICE. SHS students prepare for the PSAT (Preliminary SAT) using books and online resources just like this one. All SHS students interested will take the PSAT test on Wednesday, October 22. Juniors who take the PSAT may use their scores to qualify as a National Merit Semi-Finalist or Commended Scholar.
SHS students gear up to take the PSAT
Mock Trial members from Gold and Green team last year pose for a picture in front of the OCLRE building in Columbus. "We all put in so much work [last] year. I know [this] year we’ll come back improved and ready to win!” said Ogunbodede.
'All Rise,' new Mock Trial season is in session
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Brooklyn Wykoff takes time to bask in the peace of nature, connecting with the outdoors to support her mental health. “Being in nature gives me a chance to step away from stress and focus on clarity,” Wykoff said.
World Mental Health Day builds culture of mental wellness support
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DISCUSSION. SHS students conversed about "The Anthropocene Reviewed," a collection of essays that takes the mundane, the extraordinary, and everything in between to dive deep into the life and experiences of a human.
Students discuss first nonfiction book of the year
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