Wednesday

Alessia Korvessis | The Chronicle Show Review Season 2 of Wednesday was one of the most highly anticipated TV shows of the year. It not only lived up to the immense hype surrounding it, but it also surpassed the expectations of many fans and critics. Announced in January 2023, it was renewed shortly after the…

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Mason senior finds balance beyond burnout

Libby Pullen | The Chronicle Countless medals, endless cheers and personalized highlight reels. Being a student-athlete often looks like a dream from the outside. But behind the constant praise lies late nights, early mornings, endless practices and the constant pressure to perform. Characterized by physical and emotional exhaustion as well as a loss of motivation,…

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Black Phone 2

Kaiya Lakes | The Chronicle Movie Preview Blackphone 2, the sequel to the hit horror film Blackphone officially premiered in theaters last Friday, October 17, and is alread shocking viewers. The original movie, released in 2021, captivated audiences with the chilling story of a kidnapped boy, Finney, who was able to contact his abductor (The…

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The classroom should be human first

Sophie Allen | The Chronicle Ohio became the first state to require all public school districts to adopt a formal policy on the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education this year. For better or worse, AI is changing the landscape of classrooms. Schools are being forced to adapt to it. Mason High School specifically…

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Cemetery walk brings Mason’s past to life

Aditi Varman | The Chronicle For Masons Historical Society, history doesn’t just sit on shelves- it’s brought to life. On October seventh, the Rose Hill Cemetery walk transformed the graveyard into a stage, bringing the town’s most suspenseful moments to life. From catastrophic events like murders and robberies to blazing fires that reshaped Mason, the…

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