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…
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Generation Z is often described as the generation of self-care. Born between 1997 and 2012, this generation has prioritized mental and physical well-being, openly discussed mental health and sought out professional help and wellness practices more than any generation before them. But along with this shift comes a wave of…
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle Melodies sung by magical candlesticks and teapots play in the background as Mason High School Junior Elise Hartmann paints on a dark red lip and bold brown eyebrows. By the time the movie credits roll, she is completely unrecognizable in a brown wig and shimmering yellow ballgown. Hartmann isn’t getting…
Maria Ataya | The Chronicle The rhythmic clicks and clacks of buttons, the whirs of the remote sticks, and the clanking of metal crashing together are sounds familiarly known by Mason High School (MHS) students part of BattleBots, a student-run club branched off of Skills USA, a national nonprofit for students who want to pursue…
Grace Ai | The Chronicle From the senior parking passes and coffee bags to the banners in the counselor office at Mason High School (MHS), you’ve probably seen the work of Design Studio Internship- probably without realizing it. A class and a student-led internship opportunity at MHS, Design Studio Internship is a place where students…
Staff Editorial | The Chronicle Snapchat has never been “just an app”. To our generation, an app meant for silly selfies has become a social expectation. Since as early as 6th grade, kids were talking about Snapchat. Streaks, filters and the drama that came with them were often parts of daily conversation. In middle school,…
Sahaj Datta | The Chronicle At Mason High School (MHS), diversity is valued through its ethnic murals, its cultural festivals, and its flags in the front lobby. But when it comes to students whose identities do not fit neatly into a box, the celebration suddenly becomes complicated. Somehow, the same community that encourages inclusivity starts…
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…
Aditi Varman | The Chronicle “You do not owe anyone anything.” Personally, I owe my neighbor a cookie, I owe my friends spontaneous texts saying “this reminded me of you” and I owe my favorite teacher a wave in the hallway. These small gestures are the glue that holds relationships together. They are reminders that…
Hailey DeGroff | The ChronicleJack Mendelsohn | The ChronicleLibby Pullen | The Chronicle Winter sports season has officially arrived, and the Comets are ready to bring the heat despite the cold weather. Mason High School (MHS) athletes across each program are gearing up to chase Greater Miami Conference (GMC) titles and create memorable seasons. Whether…
