Gen Z museum: MHS students curate their childhood

Matluba Eshonkulova | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) English 3 classes have begun turning childhood memories into museum-worthy artifacts through the Generation Z (Gen Z) Museum Project. The project pushes students to define what represents Gen Z, from popular culture references to everyday experiences. After studying how different generations compare to one another, students…

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Stranger Things | s5.1

Emily Kemper | The Chronicle Show Review 4.5 Stars Officially concluding three years of anticipation with a chilling cold open and a riveting mid-season finale, Stranger Things season five volume one was certainly worth the wait. With an incredible plot jam packed into four gripping episodes, this volume returns to the show’s season one roots…

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7

Jack Mendelsohn | The Chronicle Game Review 2.5 Stars The newest edition of the popular game series Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 was recently released this past November. The Call of Duty community held very high expectations for the new game, however many fans were underwhelmed by the new co-op campaign, commenting on its…

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Zootopia 2

Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle Movie Review 4 Stars Nearly a decade after its initial film, Zootopia 2 returns to the mammal metropolis of Zootopia that audiences fell in love with in 2016.  The plot centers around a new wave of social tension affecting the different animals, and although the storyline is slightly more predictable…

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Wicked: For Good

Katie Samol | The Chronicle Movie Review 4.5 Stars Wicked: For Good, the much anticipated sequel to the record-breaking original film-adaptation, hit theaters November 21. Chronicling the second act of the musical, the plot takes place roughly a year after the events of the first movie. The matured characters face heavier circumstances: Glinda (Ariana Grande)…

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It is time to put down our screens

Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle In a time where technology is so prominent in our everyday lives, it can be easy to forget about books.  During classes, I often see kids with their heads bent: not over books, but screens. Entertainment that used to come in the form of an interesting story has now been…

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