By Isaac Guttman, ’10, News Editor, and Will Portman, ’10, Editor-in-Chief. Two editors from Cincinnati Magazine who visited school two weeks ago said they stood by their decision not to include CCDS in a cover story on the region’s best high schools published last fall, though they said the school would be “in the running” if they were to generate their list again.

By Rebecca Miller, ‘12, Contributor. Senior Alyssa Magarian and Lilly Fleischmann, ’11, both have been named finalists in the prestigious Overture Awards Competition. In the Scholastic Arts Regional Competition, juniors Ilana Habib and Amanda Young, whose collage is depicted, earned Gold Keys, while Jessup Smith,’10, and Jonas Luebbers,’12, earned Silver Keys.

In light of interest generated by a recent article on the school’s Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) regarding laptops, The Scroll has posted the AUP verbatim. Students, faculty, and parents are invited share their thoughts by commenting below.

By Caroline Gentile, ‘13, Contributor. Both the boys and girls teams have garnered wins over Clark, Seven Hills, and Summit this season. Head Coach Marshall Adams said, “times for both boys and girls ahead of last year’s performances at this time in the season.”

By Alex Lento ‘10, LifeStyle Section Editor. The people on this show represent a tiny slice of the Italian American population. Besides, one has to wonder about the character of any person who would agree to be on an MTV reality show.

By Haleigh Miller, ‘12, News Editor. A new Founders’ Scholarship Award–a larger and farther-reaching merit scholarship program than the school has offered in the past–has already attracted the attention of applicants, according to Director of Admissions Aaron Kellenberger.

By Alex Lento, ‘10, LifeStyle Section Editor, and Jessup Smith, ‘10, LifeStyle Editor. Since we’ve already told you about the importance of sleep, we thought we’d help you out with another essential: eating healthy.

By Meredith Hritz, ’10, A&E Editor. Legion has its riveting moments; however, as plot development goes, it leaves much to be desired. B-.

By Jules Cantor, ’11, Sports Editor. What started as a few senior boys playing Frisbee at lunch has turned into a phenomenon at CCDS.

By Victoria Mairal-Cruz, ’12, Contributor. From starting the Hoops for Haiti program and buying dance tickets, to helping child slaves through the Restavek foundation, students’ reaction to the crisis in Haiti has been remarkable.

By Meg Lazarus, ’13, Contributor. I’d somehow thought that I would be expected to make speeches every day, but instead, my biggest responsibilities are to plan for group activities involving the entire grade like T-shirts.

By Joey Fritz, ‘10. Trying to decide where to send your high school age children? Here are 10 reasons why your child should become an Indian.