AVATAR SEVEN HAVENS SEASON 1
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle Series Review 2.5 stars As a devout fan of the…
AVATAR SEVEN HAVENS SEASON 1
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle Series Review 2.5 stars As a devout fan of the original “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” I eagerly anticipated the release of the next installment in the franchise. However, I am disappointed to say that “Seven Havens” fell short by every measure. It is clear that “Seven Havens” aims to diverge…
Acton victory reminds us a first is not a finish
Matluba Eshonkulova | Managing Editor | The Chronicle On November 3, Dr. Amy Acton was elected as Ohio’s first female governor. The first female elected governor in the United States (U.S.) took office in 1925, more than a century ago. Yet here we are in 2026, celebrating that same milestone in Ohio. I was born…
Don’t let LARP ruin your life
Divya Khan | The Chronicle As teenagers, we often let social media control our everyday lives. The trend of “making Instagram casual again,” by making posts others might see as random and the new phrase “LARPing” (what used to be known as live-action roleplay but has now been redirected as slang for being someone you…
Why do we overlook Thanksgiving?
Katie Samol | Managaing Editor | The Chronicle As soon as Halloween ends and Americans flip calendars to November 1, our culture catapults into the holiday season. Displays at Target and the trim of neighbors’ roofs, radio stations and Starbucks menus, outlet malls and possibly your very own living room. Everything instantly embellished with holiday…
Give current events a deserving platform
Sophie Allen | The Chronicle Accompanying the rise of College Credit Plus (CCP) and Credit Flex courses has been a noticeable change in the way students approach their education. It is often the case that core history, government and English classes are disproportionately relegated to the CCP and Credit Flex format — undeniably a less…
Athletes transition from fall to winter sports
Suhani Datta | The Chronicle Dropping temperatures, shorter days and falling leaves mark the transition from summer to winter. For some Mason High School (MHS) athletes, the changing seasons also signal a shift from one sport to another. Junior Cole Hugenberg is one of these athletes, transitioning from the football field to the wrestling mat….
First-generation seniors navigate college
Divya Khan | The Chronicle For many Mason High School (MHS) seniors, applying to college marks an important milestone. For first-generation students, however, the process also means navigating unfamiliar territory. A first-generation student is someone who will be the first in their immediate family to attend and graduate from a four-year college or university. Senior…
Oxymoron makes noise in local metal scene
Nora Ghobril | The Chronicle A five-song setlist and sharing a bill with musicians 30 years older than them. These are not the usual markers of a veteran band, but the weekly reality for Oxymoron, a melodic metalcore band made up of three Mason High School sophomores: vocalist Brandon Skidmore, guitarist Brayden Boles and bassist…
Students find civic engagement with ‘Seat at the Table’
Evelyn Feldmann | The Chronicle On October 21, three City of Mason officials sat down with 10 Mason High School (MHS) students at the Seat at the Table event during Connect Time in the Harvard Room, coming together for a discussion about local government and youth involvement in the Mason community. The event was organized…
Cosmo comes clean: secrets behind the mascot
Caitlynn Begley | The Chronicle For most students, a Mason High School Friday night football game means hanging out in the stands, cheering with friends and soaking up the school spirit. But for the student behind the school’s beloved mascot, Cosmo the Comet, Friday Night Lights requires a more methodical approach. While everyone else files…
