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Why fasion trends are useless
Models strutting down the runway seem fabulous and powerful. However, the clothes are often too impractical, or mature, or inappropriate to incorporate into the average wardrobe. Following every single trend is not only impractical, it can be a nightmare... Full Story »
[18 January 2012]
Regina George all grown up
High school drama was made infamous in 2004 with Mean Girls, starring Rachel McAdams and Lindsey Lohan. Since then, Lohan has gone from innocent girl in the scary jungle to one of the jungle animals herself, however it is... Full Story »
[18 January 2012]
Romney scores a victory in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has been declared the presumptive winner in New Hampshire's presidential primary. This is the Governor's second victory in his fight for the Republican nomination for president. Romney was also the winner of this year's... Full Story »
[16 January 2012]
SHS Band: Successful Winter Concert
The final notes had been played and row by row, the members of the SHS Band took a bow. The audience responded to the concert with thunderous applause and cheering for the musicians on stage. After months of preparation... Full Story »
[14 January 2012]
Homemade battery competition heats up, ends in tie
Every year Mr. Michael Geyer, AP Chemistry teacher, assigns an optional extra credit assignment for students who think they are capable of building a homemade battery. The rules are as follows: 1. It must be made entirely of common, household... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Flurries create excitement during exam week
By the middle of the week, word has already spread of the first snowfall of the winter. However, students should not get too excited: there is little reason for any school to close on Jan. 13, even if Cincinnati.com... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Lack of printers, computers, annoy students
Unlike last year, many students at SHS feel as though there is a noticeable lack of computer or printer availability around the school. “It’s a struggle sometimes when you need to print something at the last minute,” said Daniel... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Relay for Life races toward event
With the kickoff meeting on Weds, Dec. 14 and the first team captain meeting on Tues, Jan. 3, Relay for Life has officially begun. Students are encouraged to sign up online as soon as possible. 25 teams from SHS... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Acting Ensemble prepares for semester exams
All students have been preparing for the challenging tests that mark the end of the first semester. For most, the exams involve many multiple choice and possibly short answer questions. For the Acting Ensemble class, however, a monologue is required... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Students question homework over break
Instead of catching up on sleep over winter break, a good portion of students could be found studying and doing homework. In this “free time”, teachers pile on homework and expect students to complete it. “Sleeping was nice. But... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Governor's Art competition challenges students
For the forty-second year, the Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Competition is in commencement. The purpose of this contest is to provide young artists with the opportunity to advance their talent. The exhibition is open to all of Ohio’s 1,112... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Re-release reinforces Magnum’s success
Of all the album success stories, Neutral Milk Hotel’s In the Aeroplane Over the Sea appears to be one of the most powerful. Jeff Magnum began Neutral Milk Hotel initially as a recording venture, a time to learn and... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Model UN expands horizons
Model UN members are in the midst of preparing for a conference at the University of Chicago. This will be the first year any Sycamore student has participated in this conference. “My sister goes to the University that’s holding... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Getting involved with TWLOHA
Getting involved in volunteer work looks great on college applications! To Write Love on Her Arms is a great organization to get involved in. If you go to their website you can see all the different ways to help... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Q&A with Hayley Baas, 12, on lacrosse
Hayley Baas, 12, is a four year varsity player, co-captain of the lacrosse team, and a recent commit at Marquette University to play DI lacrosse. Baas began her career as a defender, usually marking up against the best player... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Students recuperate from break
“Winter break was a blast. It is a shame that it had to end,” said Quincey Huchison, 10. For most students winter break is a time to “vegg” out, sleep late, and do whatever they want. In plain, students... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
It runs in the family- Interfaith Club welcomes parent presenter
As it turns out, everyone points to peace and love as common goals. This was exemplified by Interfaith Club’s latest meeting on Jan. 10, during which they received a speaker on the religion Hinduism. Mr. Krishna Kolachala, father of Sandhya... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
'Catching Fire' does not live up to predecessor's standard
While author Suzanne Collins enjoyed major success with her first book, “The Hunger Games,” her next book, “Catching Fire,” was largely a disappointment. “Catching Fire” is the sequel to “The Hunger Games,” and is host to all of the... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
Book provokes mixed emotions; ending of Inheritance Cycle bittersweet
I felt a sense of foreboding as I picked up my pre-ordered copy of “Inheritance” by Christopher Paolini from Barnes and Noble. I had been with this series from the beginning, how could I possibly say goodbye to the... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
'Mockingjay' sells well, but sells out
“Mockingjay” was the final installment in Suzanne Collins' popular trilogy. It was the longest book of the series, and also the worst book of the series. This novel lacked the finesse and excitement that the first novel, “The Hunger... Full Story »
[13 January 2012]
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