Along the Purple People Bridge in downtown Cincinnati are padlocks with various hearts, names and dates engrained. These ideas of symbols of love have traveled from Europe and made their way across the...
The first meeting of the Jewish Student (JSU) was held on Sept. 24. Students met Wednesday at 2:35 p.m. in Room 130. They covered many bases and did exciting hands-on activities.
Senior Eli Seidman-Deustch...
Now that school has started, many clubs and organizations are starting and there is one in particular, seen across the nation, which not many students know too much about – National Honor Society (NHS).
“NHS...
During 7th bell on Friday, Sept. 19, SHS held their first collegiate sports signing of the year.
Boys Varsity Tennis senior Alex Wittenbaum signed with Division III Marian University in Indianapolis.
"I...
Ray Rice, former football player for the Baltimore Ravens, was cut Monday, Sept. 8, after a release of a video in which Rice had been abusing his fiancée, Janay Palmer.
The video had been from a casino...
It is true; schools in Ohio will no longer have calamity days. Ohio has now switched from a required number of school days to a required number of hours in school. Instead of making up missed days, schools...
In late August, news broke out that hackers had infiltrated the personal space (specifically the phones) of celebrities such as Kate Upton, Kirsten Dunst, and Jennifer Lawrence. The celebrities had taken...
For the eighteenth year in a row, SHS has the most National Merit Semifinalists in Ohio. The National Merit Scholarship Program recognizes students who demonstrate exceptional academic ability based on...
Senior Laurel Taylor's work, Ford Town, USA 1960, will be on display in the main office at The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities main office as part of a special exhibition of National...
Caleb Main, 12 and Jacob Wang, 12 were awarded the Academic Achievement Award (AAA) during the halftime of the Sycamore versus Ryle football game on Sept. 5. The SHS PTO is awarding the AAA every week...
Throughout Ethan Kadish’s story of recovery, WCPO has followed him, his family, Team Ethan and the community during this trying time. Their focus to cover now is Team Ethan.
Ethan, a 13 year old...
As high school students we are expected to endure various standardized tests. Some of these tests include the OAAs, MAP testing, AP testing, and even SAT and ACT tests.
Now, another test has been...
