Video by Baldur Tangvald ‘11, Video Section Editor and Report by Jack Wildman ‘11, Contributor.
Ever since Baldur Tangvald’s first installment of his widely touted Radish News segments, the school has been abuzz about what to expect from the comedic senior. Well, the wait is over. With the news talent of Mr. Tangvald and the investigative reporting skills of Jack Wildman, this story is sure to blow you away.

Video by Baldur Tangvald ‘11.
The administration has been dipping into its wide range of talent in the student body recently. Seniors Ilana Habib and Baldur Tangvald were asked to employ their respective skills in photography and film to help the school’s new marketing campaign by Ologie, a marketing firm out of Columbus.

by Jules Cantor ‘11, Sports Section Editor
The Gentleman’s Committee has garnered a lot of attention since its founding at the beginning of the school year. Jules Cantor met up with the co-founders of the committee (not a club), Will Duncan ‘11 and Will Fritz ‘11, for this month’s interview.

When one thinks of a funnyman at CCDS, it seems the first person that always comes to mind is the wildly hilarious Grant Hesser. So, The Scroll thought it might be a fun idea to sit down and talk with our favorite white-haired senior.

Video Shot and Edited by Ilana Habib ‘11, Photography Section Editor
On Thursday, December 2nd, 2010, Cincinnati Country Day School witnessed the most epic ping-pong match in history. Seniors Rob Pierce and Cody Pomeranz took on sophomore Michael Barton and freshman Patrick Wildman in the final round of the CCDS Ping-Pong tournament (organized by senior Elizabeth Blackburn). Words do not do it justice. Watch the video and see it for yourself.

By Cody Pomeranz ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief.
A few weeks ago, The Scroll sat down with two of Country Day’s most admirable and intriguing personalities. And after weeks of technical and scheduling difficulties, we finally bring you the official edited version of our interview with Merle and Kathryn Black.

By Cody Pomeranz ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief.
Yes, it is finally here. This past Wednesday, The Scroll met with the “brilliant and insightful” Mrs. Patricia Dunn (yes, those are her modest words) to shoot the breeze on a variety of topics, from her fellow teachers to the children she often times has trouble remembering. Enjoy the two-part interview!

Dear avid Scroll readers,
The Scroll is trying something new this year! Starting next week, at least one video interview will be posted a week.

In honor of Cookie Wednesday, Sai Mangu, ‘13, asks students about their cookie preferences.

By Will Fritz, ‘11, Contributor.

Despite the long and historic legacy of CCDS pen-flippers, something horrible is happening to this Country Day tradition: its use seems to be in decline. It is becoming more and more uncommon to see fellow classmates flipping away during class. The question is “where has the pen flip gone?”

What are you doing over Spring Break? Click to view the latest video Scroll Poll and find out some teachers’ and students’ plans. Filmed by Sai Mangu, ‘13, and edited by Jordan Komnick, ‘11.

Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor, and Hannah Stewart, ‘12, Contributor. WITH TRAILER. After reading Dennis Lahane’s thriller Shutter Island, both Cody Pomeranz and Hannah Stewart find Martin Scorcese’s film adaptation to be a sucsess.