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Eleven members of the Class of 2010 have been named Semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program.

The So-Called Best Years of Your Life

The manager of our hotel told us shortly before we headed out to the beach that Miley Cyrus was filming a new movie at that exact same location. Great, we thought, so there’s going to be five times as many people and a bunch of screaming little girls.

Rebecca Miller, ’12, started writing in seventh grade after attending a camp at Women Writing for (a) Change, but even before then poems and stories were always “playing in [her] head.” She mainly writes free verse poetry; however, she also likes writing “little stories.” Her favorite writers include J. K. Rowling, Sarah Dessen, and Billy Collins. In college, she plans to pursue education as a major, perhaps with a minor in math or theater. Rebecca shares one of her pieces called “Differences.”

Senior Todd Legette promises The Scroll an exclusive video tribute to the late Michael Jackson.

The number of missing children in Cincinnati has risen dramatically in the past few weeks. The focal point of these numerous disappearances seems to be at CCDS in Indian Hill, and particularly, the Upper School. Upwards of 20 students have been reported as missing or kidnapped from this small independent school and the Indian Hill Rangers cannot seem to figure out why this is happening.

By Jayne Caron, ‘10, The Lens Section Editor

Mr. Howard Brownstein,  cookie monster and basketball coach extraordinaire, has a booming, distinctive voice that can be heard throughout the hallways as he cracks jokes, extols  the virtues of mathematics and basketball, and describes the physical similarity between Mrs. Dunn and senior Nick Bender to all [...]

Rainor Tangvald, like his fellow CCDS seniors, is off to a great college where he plans to pursue his dream: filmmaking.

In film, nothing happens without teamwork: directors of photography, key grips, costume designers, producers. That’s one outlet for students to establish connections and essentially mimic the industry as undergraduates.

Baldur Tangvald, a junior at CCDS, has a love and natural talent for film.