My mother has a severe aversion to “Wet Willies”, defn: the act of licking one’s finger and inserting it into the ear of another individual.

By Edwin Sam ‘13, Sports Editor.
If you want to see Jules Cantor ’11 in pink blush, 4th graders as Whos, or perfect execution of the Jersey Shore fist pump in the curtain call, you should come and see this year’s musical, Seussical.

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 Amanda Young ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief.Thirteen students won 28 awards for their artwork in the 2011 regional Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, large numbers for an Upper School of only 250 students.

For years, Ilana Habib has flocked to CCDS events to capture stunning photos for The Scroll. But, not every picture can be perfect…

By Annie Nesbitt ‘13, Contributor. It can be quite amusing to glance around the Facebook world and find your so-called “married” friends. So what is Facebook’s newest trend all about?

By Caroline Gentile ‘13, News Editor. Over the years, many students have wondered why they are required to buy a Toshiba Tablet instead of an Apple laptop. Some argue that Macs are not only sleeker, but much more reliable and easy to use in comparison to the tablets we use at CCDS. Although Apple computers do have their benefits, Toshiba tablets are not at all inferior to them.

By Ilana Habib ‘11, Photo Editor. Los Angeles, California. It’s not somewhere you’d expect to find CCDS students in the middle of a school week. Yet for the last several years, this has been the destination of several members of the photo department for a few days in early November.

By Amanda Young ‘11, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Ten members of the Class of 2011 have been named National Merit Semifinalist. The Semifinalists make up 18.9 percent of this year’s seniors, the highest percentage of Semifinalists in any senior class in Cincinnati.

By Amanda Young, ‘11, News Section Editor. According to a recent New York Times article, the average American youth (ages eight to 18) spends more than seven and a half hours in front of a screen, an hour and a half texting, a half-hour on a cell phone, and another hour with some other form of electronics, for a total of eleven hours daily of use.

Prose, poetry, and letters to the editor of Streetvibes from Kate Taylor, Alexis Victor, Lindsay Dougan, Alexandra McInturf, and Ilana Habib.

Click to view photos by Ilana Habib, ‘11, of last week’s mini spirit week, which included “Country” Day, DEAR Day, and Blue and White Day.