Country Day alumni give Seniors invaluable accounts of their experiences which range from running the world’s largest student-run nonprofit corporation and working in Research Laboratories at Yale University, to managing, editing, and printing a literary magazine. Read on for an inside scoop of each seminar, and get a glimpse of what your own future may hold!

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 Jules Cantor, ’11, Sports Editor. The boys lacrosse team has struggled to recruit new members, but a core group of 15 players is still excited about the upcoming season.

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 Matt Lesser, ‘10, Contributor. For nearly a week, the heart and soul of Bearcat Nation migrated south to New Orleans, Louisiana, for the 76th annual Allstate Sugar Bowl, one of the five marquee bowl games in the country.

By Matt Lesser, ’10, Contributor, and Jules Cantor, ’11, Sports Editor. Going into Week 10, the football team needed a multitude of scenarios to go wrong in order to be eliminated from post-season play. Unfortunately, all these things went wrong.

Kings Island is an amusement park; it is supposed to be fun. But, for those of us who have worked there, the words “Kings Island” can inspire a quite different reaction.