Do not take the (rage) bait

Staff Editorial | The Chronicle We have all fallen victim to ragebait. Whether it is a dig from a friend, a social media post designed to provoke anger or even a family member making unnecessary comments at the family function. There is a special kind of chaos that ensues when someone insults your whole personality…

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We cannot cherry-pick the Constitution

Sololiya Ebba | The Chronicle Late-night television has always been where America unwinds and laughs at itself; poking fun at political figures, mocking pop culture icons and turning the chaos of our nation into a comedic sketch. Lately, the jokes have become stale. On September 15th, 2025, late-night star Jimmy Kimmel made comments regarding 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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Not every truth needs a caption

Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Over the years, we have seen a shift towards influencer and celebrity transparency. With content revealing more of their nitty-gritty reality, influencers have managed to create relatability and humanize their glamorous lives. From revealing cosmetic procedures to opening up about health struggles, influencers are pulling back the curtain on the…

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