On Friday April 11, the Photo 1, Photo 2, and AP Photo/Computer Graphics classes took a field trip to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. The Photo 1 class was assigned a project which entailed taking 24-28 pictures that represented all of the shooting techniques they have learned throughout the school year. After choosing the … More Photography students spend a day at the Zoo
As seniors get ready for their final days as high school students, they also prepare to pass the torch to members of the current junior class. For juniors, this point marks the beginning of the always-exciting college application process, with all stress and tests included. However, many colleges are choosing to add a new kind … More Unfollowed, Blocked, Reported: How to clean up your social media in time for college applications
While almost all of the seniors are wearing their future college-wear, no one can help but to analyze each student’s college choice. Whether the criticism is about academic atmosphere or the social environment, stereotypes always seem to get in the way of important decisions; which is why it’s important to break down the most commonly-known … More More than meets the eye; debunking college stereotypes
Meteorologist Steve Raleigh gave Freshman Jacob Robb a tour of the WCPO news station on Gilbert Avenue, Tuesday, April 8. Robb was invited to the station after Religion Teacher Teresa Davis emailed to Raleigh an article written by The McNicholas Milestone about Robb’s personal weather website that he updates daily. Raleigh has always been Robb’s … More Freshman receives special invitation to tour WCPO
