By Jules Cantor ‘11, Sports Section Editor
Over the course of four years of high school, Jules Cantor has gained valuable knowledge through the pursuit of his college baseball dreams and through discussing with his peers the pursuit of their athletic aspirations. In this article he attempts to clarify a few of the clouded questions that surround college athletics.

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.

By Jules Cantor ‘11, Sports Section Editor.
Through six games, the senior boys rec basketball team holds an untarnished 6-0 record.

This year Multicultural Morning focused on foreign films. Students offer their perspectives on the six films shown.

By Jules Cantor ‘11, Sports Editor.
With a mixture of Chesney’s typical rock-like country and catharsis, Chesney makes a striking impact on Hemingway’s Whiskey’s listeners.

By Jules Cantor ’11, Sports Section Editor.
Upon the announcement of the release of Zac Brown Band’s “You Get What You Give,” country music fans were ecstatic about the Atlanta-based sextet’s fourth release. After an extremely successful record, “The Foundation,” which featured four Billboard country number one singles, expectations were extremely high. Unfortunately, as I put the CD on in my car for the first time and listened one time through, I realized there was no way that this record would live up to its predecessor.

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 Annie Nesbitt ‘13, Contributor. This year saw a dramatic increase in interest in choir, enough that a second class, Choir Lab, is being offered during B bell, in addition to the traditional A Bell Choir. The two choirs consist of 17 students, including two new sophmores and eight freshmen.

By Sophie Weinstein, ’13, Contributor. In the past, students have worried about finding interesting volunteer opportunities, but now with UGive going live at CCDS there’s a vast amount of service options available at the click of a button that involve all interests.

By Caroline Gentile, ‘13, Contributor. Walking into the North Gym, one gets an immediate sense of the upcoming baseball season: the crack of bats, the thump of baseballs slamming into mitts, and even the occasional clang as a ball careens off the bleachers. Taking refuge from the cold, the team has begun their preseason training.

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.

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.