By Lindsay Dougan, ‘11, Contributor. The college counseling office provides students with advice on plans for the summer, including programs at universities and exchanges abroad. These programs cater to a range of interests, from engineering and biology to acting and journalism.

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?”

Photos by Ilana Habib, ’11, Photography Editor. The newly formed CCDS Ultimate Frisbee team defeated Walnut Hills 2-0 in its first-ever game, played on home turf on Sunday, March 7.

By The Scroll staff. Thirteen juniors and seniors have been inducted into the CCDS chapter of the Cum Laude Society (pictured: inductees from the Class of 2010).

Click to view the latest video Scroll Poll by Baldur Tangvald, ‘11, and Sai Mangu, ‘13.

By Jules Cantor, ’11, Sports Editor. Led by senior captains J. R. Strubbe, Fabrizio Aguirre, Jessup Smith, and Isaac Guttman, the Indians finished 10-7 and 4-3 in Miami Valley Conference play.

By Baldur Tangvald, ‘11, Video Editor. Go see Where the Wild Things Are if you want to watch a movie that is visually stunning and makes you feel as though you want to run around and play pretend games like you did when you were younger.

Click to view the latest video Scroll Poll by Baldur Tangvald, ‘11.

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

Mixing comedy with violence, Quentin Tarantino provides an audacious and captivating look at Nazi-occupied France.

Eight students share their thoughts about the upcoming school year, on camera.