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Art Teacher Diane Kruer Retires
Art Teacher Diane Kruer Retires
May 8, 2014
By Reena SenGupta. Coming back from spring break, Diane Kruer announced to the Seven Hills community that she would be leaving. The Upper School Painting, Pottery, and Materials & Design teacher described her decision as a difficult one. Ultimately, she concluded that she experienced much in her twenty-eight years at the school and is ready […]
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2048 Ways To Procrastinate
2048 Ways To Procrastinate
May 6, 2014
By Nicole Malofsky. Over the past few weeks, the majority of Seven Hills students have found themselves spending their free time playing a few hundred games or so of 2048. The game’s objective is deceptively simple: push a couple of numbered tiles around a pleasantly colored four-by-four grid, and merge like tiles together to yield […]
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35 Students Present Their Challenge Projects
35 Students Present Their Challenge Projects
April 24, 2014
By Nicole Malofsky. On April 22, the Seven Hills Upper School held its second Challenge Sharing Day of the school year. Challenge Sharing Day celebrates the projects Upper School students have completed by allowing both faculty and students to view and learn about various student challenges outside the classroom. A total of 35 students displayed […]
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Robert M. Edsel Visits Seven Hills for 28th Annual Books For Lunch
Robert M. Edsel Visits Seven Hills for 28th Annual Books For Lunch
April 21, 2014
By Emma Uible. For the 28th Annual Books for Lunch, Seven Hills had the pleasure of receiving renowned historian and philanthropist Robert M. Edsel, the author of the popular non-fiction books The Monuments Men, Saving Italy, and Rescuing Da Vinci. In September 2009, Edsel’s second book, The Monuments Men, was published. It is a narrative telling of […]
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Four Teachers To Join The Upper School Next Year
Four Teachers To Join The Upper School Next Year
April 17, 2014
By Angie Li. As a result of an increasing number of students in the Seven Hills Upper School, four new teachers have been hired for the upcoming 2014-2015 school year. There will be one new teacher in each of the Departments of History, English, Math, and Science. It has not yet been determined which specific […]
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13 Students Inducted into Cum Laude
13 Students Inducted into Cum Laude
April 14, 2014
By Emma Uible. From the latin phrase to mean “with outstanding honor,” Cum Laude is traditionally a society within high schools around the country highlighting achievement in and out of the classroom. This year, the Seven Hills Upper School inducted thirteen new members into the Seven Hills chapter of the Cum Laude Society on April 9th. […]
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Book Review: Monuments Men by Books for Lunch Author Robert M. Edsel
Book Review: Monuments Men by Books for Lunch Author Robert M. Edsel
April 11, 2014
By Brandi Bryson. The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History by Robert M. Edsel is a compelling novel about World War II from a different perspective. Monuments Men is one of three novels by Edsel about WWII, along with Saving Italy and Rescuing Da Vinci. The Monuments Men were a group […]
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Preview: Spanish Exchange Trip
Preview: Spanish Exchange Trip
March 12, 2014
By Stuart Edwards. On March 13, 26 Seven Hills students depart for Spain with Seven Hills’s semi-annual Spanish Exchange program. Students will spend three days in the Spanish capital, Madrid, exploring the city in order to experience the culture of the nation. Subsequently, the students will travel by bus with Upper School Spanish teachers Teresa […]
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Preview: Spring Break China Trip
Preview: Spring Break China Trip
March 11, 2014
By Angie Li. Over Spring Break, a group of Seven Hills students and Seven Hills Upper School Chinese Teacher Yu-Chun Lin will be going on a trip to China. Specifically, they will be traveling to the cities of Shanghai, Liuzhou, and Beijing. They will be accompanied by Ryan Meyer, who works for the University of […]
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Seven Hills Enjoys Annual International Dinner
Seven Hills Enjoys Annual International Dinner
March 10, 2014
By Louis Goldsmith. On Friday, March 7, The Seven Hills School hosted its annual International Dinner in Founders Hall. Families and students of each division of the School participated in the numerous activities led by Upper School students and ate the best food of what the community had to offer from each respective ethnic background. […]
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Science Olympiad Competes in Regional Tournament
Science Olympiad Competes in Regional Tournament
March 8, 2014
By Nicole Malofsky. On Saturday, March 1, the Seven Hills Upper School’s Science Olympians competed in the Cincinnati Regional Science Olympiad Tournament at the University of Cincinnati’s Blue Ash College and Blue Ash Elementary. The Seven Hills Science Olympiad Team participated in Division C, ultimately winning medals in 10 of the 23 events offered. The […]
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Club Profile: Life Skills
Club Profile: Life Skills
February 25, 2014
By Brandi Bryson. Have you ever wondered how you might survive life after high school without your parents to help you with everything? The newest Life Skills club at Seven Hills is aimed to help. The new Club debuted on Wednesday, February 16. Life Skills is headed by Upper School History teacher Jen Faber, Upper […]
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