Students compete at District Science Fair

On Sat., March 14, ten McNicholas freshmen presented their science projects at the District Science Fair held at the University of Cincinnati. Participants included Alex Ballou: Taste Manipulation; Kennedy Brennan: Vitamin C Response to Heat in Fruits; Wade Brokamp: Testing the Conversion Process of Sucrose to Glucose and Fructose in Different Temperatures; Alexis Duenkelsbuehler: Make … More Students compete at District Science Fair

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One-day road trips for the adventure-seeking Cincinnatian

Ohio. Probably not the first state that comes to mind when you’re thinking of taking an exciting weekend trip with friends. A short drive outside the Cincinnati city line will undoubtedly feature tractors, a barely-changing tree line, and, let’s not forget, sweeping panoramas of corn fields and cow pastures that’ll get old after about thirty … More One-day road trips for the adventure-seeking Cincinnatian

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Women aren’t the only ones suffering from domestic violence

Whenever a story is reported of domestic violence crimes, many instantly think that a man committed the crime.  For instance, there’s the Ray Rice  (a former Baltimore Ravens NFL player) case where he allegedly physically abused his wife in an elevator.  Women, too, have the power to physically hurt someone but historically, cases of male … More Women aren’t the only ones suffering from domestic violence

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Respect existence or expect resistance: Society’s desperate need to view women as people

According to a recent survey by Time Magazine  35% of women around the world have been the victims of sexual or physical abuse.  Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders estimates that 85-95% of people suffering from eating disorders are women. United Nations Population Fund reports that one third of girls in developing countries become child brides. The root … More Respect existence or expect resistance: Society’s desperate need to view women as people

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