Tanya Keskar | The Chronicle Caffeine is a crutch. As high school students, we are fortunate to have seven classes each day, options for post-secondary pathways and a multitude of extracurricular activities to learn from. However, the pressures to do it all can become overwhelming. And it is that pressure that leads to becoming overdependent on caffeine. As reported by […]
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Divy Bose | The Chronicle Chess is in play once again. Dating back to the sixth century, the game of chess has been played around the world. Today, the game of chess is still being played, but not in the traditional way. Now, chess is able to be played on online platforms such as Chess.com for convenience and entertainment. Chess.com […]
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Elina Bishoyi | The Chronicle Holi is a two-day celebration in the Hindu religion. On the first night, Hindus light a bonfire to celebrate the triumph of good over evil. On the second day, participants throw powdered colors on each other, dance to music and eat food to celebrate love and new beginnings by commemorating a story of two Hindu […]
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Laurel Wang | The Chronicle As prom season approaches, some Mason High School (MHS) students are redefining the dance floor as a runway. Young women attending prom night this year are looking to deviate from the Western-style dresses typically found at prom. Instead, students are looking to their cultural heritage for some inspiration to diversify their school dance look and […]
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Welcome to April Foolishness! Here, you will find video segments meant to let you take a break, smile and laugh a little. Scan the QR codes below to access the videos. Enjoy! Page Design by Izzy Gaspar’raj
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Andrew Little | Sports Editor Sophomore Alisha Fox was a standout for the Comets softball last year and is off to another scorching start to the year. She is starring both on the mound and at the plate, leading the Comets in runs batted in and pitching in 35 of 36 innings. Fox has demonstrated power as a batter hitting […]
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Review by: Laurel Wang Creator: Alanis Morissette Rating: 3.5/5 “Why are you so petrified of silence?” demands Frankie Healy (Lauren Chanel) on “All I Really Want”, the introductory number of Jagged Little Pill. However, the musical, adapted from Alanis Morrisette’s 1995 album of the same name, seems unable to answer its own question. Between eight principal characters, heavy, intertwining plotlines, […]
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Review by: Laurel Wang Artist: Lana Del Rey Rating: 4.5/5 Lana Del Rey’s ninth studio album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, begins with a restart. At a choir’s count, listeners begin a meditation through the 37-year-old’s career, as we follow Del Rey, “say[ing] it again” and again. Featuring fourteen tracks and two interludes, Ocean Blvd […]
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Review by: Drew Hoffmaster Directed by: John Francis Daley and Johnathan Goldstein Rating: 4.5/5 Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves found much more success in theaters and far surpassed the flop Dungeon & Dragons (D&D) movie released in 2000. The movie is based on the tabletop roleplay game D&D which takes place in a fictional fantasy world full of mystical […]
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Can you tell us about the Coca-Cola Scholarship? I was able to earn a scholarship sponsored by the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation called the Coca-Cola Scholarship. They give out 150 scholarships a year to students all across the nation, who are very active in their communities. The scholarship targets those dedicated to making a difference for those around them. There is […]
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Drew Hoffmaster | The Chronicle Tell students, they forget; teach students and they remember; collaborating with others, students will learn. Over March 11 and 12, 2023, Mason High School’s (MHS) Teacher Academy students attended Educators Rising, a convention hosted at Capital University for students across Ohio interested in teaching. Students competed in a myriad of competitions to encourage their exploration […]
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Alisha Soni | The Chronicle Mason High School’s (MHS) Student Government (StuGo) has rewritten the rules of leadership with their ratification of a new constitution. StuGo is one of the largest clubs in MHS and is in charge of planning and organizing school events, including Homecoming, Pep Rally and Kids Count. The function and structure of the organization are governed […]
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Andrew Little | Sports Editor Nate Kelly can often be found cheering on the Mason Comets leading the black hole student section at many sporting events, but his favorite competitive environment is on the water. Kelly has been fishing for his entire life, starting as a young kid learning from his grandfather at his pond. What began as a bonding […]
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Aimee Liu | The Chronicle Commitment goes far beyond school for athletes hoping to pursue collegiate sports. Club sports offer student-athletes the ability to play their respective sports at a more competitive level and play in front of collegiate coaches and recruiters. While high school sports give athletes the opportunity to play for and represent their school, additional involvement with […]
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Ali Sami | The Chronicle In her first three years with the sport, Haley Williams has already made history for Mason wrestling as a three-time state qualifier. Williams, a junior, joined the team as a freshman in the girls wrestling program’s first year. She was one of Mason’s six state qualifiers that year. Williams said her success has reaffirmed that […]
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Sean Speidel | The Chronicle After a dominant season and the highest state finish in school history, the experienced Mason boys bowling seniors are leaving behind a distinguished legacy Riding an experienced varsity team consisting of seven seniors and one junior, the team found constant success on the lanes this year. With five bowlers, all seniors, averaging scores above 200 […]
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Josie Lorenz | The Chronicle The Fashion Club is teaching students to recycle and repurpose unwanted clothes. The Mason High School (MHS) Fashion Club held its second-ever student-run thrift shop on March 16 during student lunches. Similar to a real thrift store, the shop included racks and tables full of jackets, skirts, and other accessories donated by MHS students. MHS […]
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