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

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

The Leaf
From Cinderella to Cinder and Back

From Cinderella to Cinder and Back

How the fairytale Cinderella has evolved in less than a century
Kiran Makkad, staff writer
February 8, 2024
Is Listening to Music while Studying Beneficial?

Is Listening to Music while Studying Beneficial?

Charlie Green, staff writer
October 10, 2023
The Weekly Rundown

The Weekly Rundown

March 25 - March 30, 2023
Ophelia Sidmore, Photo Editor
April 2, 2023
Featured above is a picture from a 1996 Sycamore yearbook of the crowned homecoming queen.

The History of Homecoming Queen

The past, present, and future of the SHS Homecoming Court
Riley Johnson, Staff Writer
September 27, 2022
RAINBOW FOR EQUALITY. Anyone who has done much research about the LGBTQ+ community has most likely heard of the Westboro Baptist Church, described by the Washington Post as “cult-like” and “homophobic." They are known for protesting soldiers’ funerals, being anti-semitic, and promoting the death penalty for LGBTQ+ Americans. However, just across the street from the church is a house that has been dubbed the “Equality House.” The house is painted rainbow and is a resource center for Planting Peace, a global organization that promotes peace and equality. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.

Pride Pad

Rainbow house promotes peace and equality
Cassidy Tyler, Business Manager
May 11, 2021

The Presidential Inauguration: A Rundown

Allison McElroy, Arts and Entertainment Director
January 18, 2021
#NOTAWITCH. The new movie “The Witches,” an adaption of Roald Dahl’s novel, has been receiving backlash for its negative depiction of limb differences. The film stars Anne Hathaway, whose witch character is made to look scarier because of her three-fingered hands, creating a negative view of this real limb difference. Members of the disability community have taken to posting photos of their difference with #notawitch to combat this narrative. “My hope is that kids with or without limb differences seeing this movie won’t associate people with limb differences with ugly, mean witches,” said Rachel Sumrada, a high school senior and amputee from Cleveland, Ohio.

I’m Proud to Have a Limb Difference. “The Witches” Movie Says I Should Feel Otherwise

Allison McElroy, Trends Editor
November 5, 2020
AMC THEATRES MAKES A COMEBACK Of all the questions over what our future will look like, many are wondering if we will ever have the chance to experience going to the movie theater with friends again. After a tough financial loss since March, AMC Theatres is looking to make a comeback. How will they manage this amidst a pandemic?

AMC Theatres: The New Plan to Survive Coronavirus

Ella Schulte, Staff Writer
October 22, 2020
TRICK OR TREAT! With Halloween right around the corner, people are starting to break out some of the super-fun traditions of the season. Carving pumpkins is one of the popular ones, it's super fun but not exactly easy. Click the link in the bio to find out some of my tips and tricks!

Tips and Tricks to Carving a Pumpkin

Anna Ralston, Staff Writer
October 19, 2020
STUCK WITH STREAMING SERVICES. Amidst the pandemic, many have indulged their entertainment needs with at-home services, such as Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Disney+. Although we all enjoy the comfort of our own home, it just can’t be compared to the sound, quality, and thrill of seeing a movie on the big screen. “Some movies are just made to be watched in a cinema,” said Emilio Garcia, 12. Photo sourced from Pexels

See You Next Year

New movies continue to push back their release dates amidst the pandemic
Allie Fehr, Staff Writer
October 9, 2020
FINDING YOUR CUP OF TEA. As busy students with a million other activities, caffeine is something a lot of us often rely on to make up for lost sleep or to make it through yet another Zoom call at seven in the morning. And as a top coffee chain, Starbucks is a go-to place for all our caffeine needs. A common issue though, is that many people never know what to order once they get in line. With so many options and new drinks coming out each season, the menu can easily look overwhelming. But don’t worry! This easy to read info graphic gives you some ideas for what to order next time you are in line at Starbucks. Whether you prefer light and fruity drinks or more creamy and flavorful ones, there will be something for you!

Finding Your Cup of Tea

Top five drinks to enjoy on your next trip to Starbucks
Ria Parikh, Opinion Editor
October 6, 2020
NOTORIOUS R.B.G. On Friday, September 18, 2020, we lost Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to ever be appointed to the United States Supreme Court bench and most recently a pop-culture icon among feminists and liberals alike. Thousands have already come together across the country to honor her memory in vigils and memorials, and yet thousands more are sharing their favorite quotes or memories of the wise woman herself. As we take the time to acknowledge her determination to fight for what she believed in on the Supreme Court and throughout her career, we will also dive into what’s happening next and the political turmoil her open seat has now left behind.

Our Notorious R.B.G.

Remembering a feminist icon, a role model, and a true American hero
Serene Tarabishi, Copy Editor and Design Editor
September 22, 2020
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