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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Déjà Vu. Does this "second wave" of Covid-19 feel eerily familiar to our experiences from the spring? Keep reading to learn about why it feels so similar, what has changed, and how we can learn from the "first wave" of Covid-19 to better tackle the second!

[Photo] Quarantine déjà vu

Aaditi Lele, Lead Copy Editor
November 24, 2020
VOTE. November 3, is a monumental election for the United States. Lots of Americans are heading to the polls or voted by absentee ballots prior to election day. This election is not only for the President of the United States but also for Congress, Senate, and many state level positions.

[Photo] If I could vote…

Charlotte Weiss, Deputy Design Editor
November 3, 2020
Although we have to do online school for the rest of the school year, there are some upsides to having time to yourself or even free time at all. All grades are affected by the shelter in place order, but some more than others. Try to make the most of your time and not spend hours on end on TikTok. Read ahead for a sophomore’s perspective on COVID-19. Stay safe!

[Photo] Lockdown sparks emotions

Charlotte Weiss, Feature Chief
April 22, 2020
RAISING AWARENESS. This Halloween, many trick-or-treaters who are nonverbal or have autism will use a blue candy bucket to raise awareness. Children who are nonverbal often struggle with trick-or-treating because the houses they visit expect them to say “trick or treat.” The idea for the blue bucket came from a mother of a child with nonverbal autism who hopes to make Halloween easier and more fun for her son and other children. Other inclusive initiatives for Halloween include the Teal Pumpkin Project, which encourages people to provide safe non-food treats for children with food allergies. “I’ve seen a lot about [the blue buckets] on social media, which also gives me hope that things in general in our country are becoming more inclusive,” said Ms. Lydia Dogget, speech-language pathologist at SHS.

[Photo] Blue candy buckets help more children enjoy Halloween

Allison McElroy, Trends Chief
November 1, 2019
TRADITION. Tossing the graduation tassel is a tradition to signal the end of the ceremonies. The flight of the hat symbolizes the flight of the graduate to wherever life takes them (CNY News).

[Photo] Sincerely, your Seniors

Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
April 30, 2019
FYRE. A music festival in the Bahamas will go down in history as the greatest party that never happened. Billy McFarland set this up lacking both money and time, thus the reason for his downfall.

[Photo] ‘Fyre’ review

Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
February 5, 2019
MOOD. As our moods fluctuate, so can our perception of clothes, especially the color of clothing. Power is often associated with the classic black and white, usually including red accents as well. On the other hand, relaxing days call for neutrals and pastels. Regardless, the Psychologist World suggests that “the clothes we wear send powerful signals to our peers and strangers, projecting the self image of us that we want to display.”

[Photo] What your clothes say about you

Grace Zhang, Copy Editor
February 4, 2019
MARRIAGE. The show 90-day fiance on TLC is based on 6 couples that face the ultimate challenge: marriage in less than 90 days or you have to go back to your home country. Throughout this season, several ups and downs happen to all couples, some crazier than the others.

[Photo] Review: ’90 Day Fiancé’

Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
January 30, 2019
CHOICES. The Netflix Original “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” is based solely on your decisions. Viewers ultimately choose their own path for the main character, Stefan. There are so many different routes to take that lead to over ten definitive endings.

[Photo] Netflix ‘Bandersnatch’ review

Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
January 24, 2019
BINGE WATCH. Netflix is a streaming network based in the U.S that provides access to a variety of TV shows, movies, documentaries and much more. Over 137 million people have a subscription.

[Photo] Review: “You”

Megan Soellner, Copy Editor
January 17, 2019
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