MHS students redefine Valentine’s Day

Nicole D’Silva | The Chronicle At Mason High School (MHS), love finds a new meaning on Valentine’s Day as students embrace Galentine’s parties. MHS senior Emori Witmer-Gautsch hosted a Galentine’s party this year with her friends. She said she decided to get ready with her friends in her basement, get flowers, take cute pictures and…

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Top five Chinese dishes to celebrate the New Year

Grace Ai | The Chronicle Yet again, the Chinese New Year, also referred to as the Spring Festival, rolls around in the eastern hemisphere, skies full of colorful lights and lingering smoke from lit crackers and cooking food. With red envelopes full of cash from relatives and neighbors stuffed in the pockets of children and…

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Mason Swimming & Diving Shines at State Championships

Girls Finish Runner-Up; Boys Earn Program-Best Third Information provided by Mason Sports Information and Mason Swimming and Diving  Mason Swimming & Diving delivered a historic performance this past weekend at the OHSAA State Championships in Canton, capping off an extraordinary season with one of the most successful state meets in program history. The Mason girls’…

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Your feed should not dictate your opinions

Maria Ataya | The Chronicle Social media was once a space for trends, sharing our lives and communicating. While those elements still exist, over time, these platforms have shifted into something much more influential. In recent years, I have noticed that it has become normalized for people to share opinions, beliefs and speak out on…

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Look beyond the limitations of “PG”

Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle Zootopia 2, which hit movie theaters last November, has resurfaced since its initial release, only this time with a slew of negative comments surrounding it. Many people online have begun to condemn the content of the film, arguing that it was too “woke” because of concepts such as LGBTQ characters…

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The only thing more powerful than hate is love

Staff Editorial | The Chronicle Last February, millions of people across the nation tuned in to witness Kendrick Lamar’s intentionally disruptive and immensely symbolic Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show. His performance, titled “The Great American Game,” utilized powerful imagery, such as dancers forming a fractured American flag and a reimagined Uncle Sam, portrayed by Samuel…

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Awards do not equate to self-worth

Michelle Zuo | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) has never been a stranger to competitions. During first bell on January 16, 2026, I joined dozens of other MHS students in anxiously logging into the Regional Scholastic Art and Writing Awards website. My heart was pounding as I searched through the 17-page “winners” document, only…

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