Author: Nicholas Wynn

Nicholas Wynn is an Advanced Journalism student and second-year Editor-in-Chief for the McNicholas Milestone. He is involved in Cooking and Eco Club, and is works on the Senior Video at McNick. In his free time, he likes to read, write, listen to music, and spend time with friends.

‘Milestone’ wishes all a splendid summer, Editor-in-Chief signs off

May 15, 2018

Dear Milestone readers and subscribers, On behalf of the whole Milestone staff, I thank you for providing us with another exceptional and successful year. Without our readers and supporters, we would be unable to continue publishing a source of genuine journalism for McNicholas High School and the surrounding community. We know there are always ways … More ‘Milestone’ wishes all a splendid summer, Editor-in-Chief signs off

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Food Face-off: Which ice cream freezes out the competition?

May 14, 2018

By Faith Miller and Nicholas Wynn A common staple of American culture and cuisine is the fast food industry. With different establishments drawing from different culinary types and styles, fast food can provide quick, easy, and diverse meals. One food component of the industry, with especial focus during the warmer months, is ice cream. As … More Food Face-off: Which ice cream freezes out the competition?

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Cincinnati Reds host McNick journalists for Media Day

May 14, 2018

By Erica Gumbert and Nicholas Wynn On Monday, May 7, McNicholas Milestone senior staff reporter Erica Gumbert and Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Wynn participated in Reds High School Media Day alongside adviser Angie Noble. This year was the tenth year in which McNicholas journalism classes have participated in the event. Reds High School Media Days, held every … More Cincinnati Reds host McNick journalists for Media Day

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McNick to host self-defense class for upperclassmen

March 5, 2018

McNick will host self-defense classes for juniors and seniors during the week of March 12. The classes will be instructed by Kim Weber from Shotokan Karate of Anderson and are free of charge to students, courtesy of the McNick PTSA. Classes are on March 12, 14, 15, and 16, from 3 -5 p.m. The March … More McNick to host self-defense class for upperclassmen

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