06 June 2013
By Alexandra Sukin '15, co-editor-in-chief. Michael McInturf wants students to be able to say “that’s my lower school.” As the architect for the Lower School Renovation project and CCDS parent of three lifers, McInturf wants to “create an identity for the Lower School because right now it doesn’t have a strong enough presence.” This year will usher in the transformational changes to the building’s structure.
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06 June 2013
By Margaret Hodson '16, News Editor. Upper and Middle School Awards: The following awards were presented today during Upper and Middle School awards assemblies.
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06 June 2013
By Brian McSwiggen '14, The Lens Co-Section Editor. At the end of this school year, Dr. Gregory Martin will be leaving Cincinnati Country Day School after having worked here for six years. Next year, he will be moving to La Jolla (pronounced Hoya) Country Day in San Diego, where he will be filling the position of the Head of the Upper School.
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06 June 2013
By Elizabeth Miller '15, Co-Editor-in-Chief. In the Lower School, Mrs. Donna Legette is a legend. As she has worked at Country Day for twelve years, everyone knows Mrs. Legette’s name and wants to be in her class. But next year, there will be a hole in the community as this legend is leaving at the end of this school year.
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02 June 2013
By Hannah Taylor '15, LifeStyle Section Editor. Prom is the quintessential high school experience. Your date, the venue, and the theme are all important pieces to the magical night, but no matter what, everyone always remembers their dress.
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02 June 2013
By Elizabeth Miller '15, Co-Editor-in-Chief. The Country Day twin alumni are at it again. On May 21, Aaron and Bryce Dessner’s band, The National, released their sixth album: Trouble Will Find Me.
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02 June 2013
By Elizabeth Miller '15, Co-Editor-in-Chief. On April 27th, Bogart’s was full of a different kind of crowd. Rather than the usual mob of mosh-pitting hipsters, the club was filled to the brim with people of all ages and music tastes. Everyone there shared one thing: a love for a new kind of acapella, brought to Cincinnati by Pentatonix.
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02 June 2013
By Mia Fatuzzo '15, News Section Editor. One of this year’s most anticipated films is finally here!
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02 June 2013
By Elizabeth Grace '15, The Lens Co-Section Editor. The 2013 softball team had a great season. Led by seniors Annie Nesbit, Meg Lazarus, Sara Fitzgerald, Preeya Waite, Holly Dayton, and Caroline Gentile, the team progressed to the district finals for the first time in seventeen years.
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02 June 2013
By Ian Hayes ’16, Contributor. Both the boys' and girls' varsity track teams have another outstanding season.
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01 June 2013
By Alexander Maier '15, Sports Editor. The CCDS Varsity Baseball Team finished the season with a record of 11-10. The team proved that they are extremely competitive with the elite teams of the league: CHCA and Cincinnati Christian. The baseball team had a nerve-wracking game with CHCA on Monday afternoon, April 29th. Going into the game, the team was nervous; they were aware CHCA was a formidable opponent.
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01 June 2013
By Nathan Grant '16, contributor. It’s finally summer time! The weather will be hot, sunny, and perfect for activities in the pool or at the beach. Summer is my favorite season because it’s perfect for swimming, surfing, and visiting that one place you’ve always dreamed of visiting. As your family is planning a fun-filled and exciting vacation, make sure to check this list of top summer destinations!
01 June 2013
By Taylor Boggs '16, contributor. Looking for new places to hang out this summer? Here are some fun and exciting hangout spots that you can attend with your friends to enliven your summer. The best part is that you can go to all these places without even leaving Cincinnati!
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01 June 2013
By Gusty Pohlman '15, contributor. When I think about the transition from winter to summer, not only do I think about the warmth, the pool, the beach, and the absence of homework, I think about clothes. Shoes. Shirts. Dresses. Bathing suits. I think about shopping. With so many places to go, and so many brands to choose from, it can be stressful! Here is my top list for summer shopping:
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