Previous Editions

Edition 7.8- 5/21/10, The tanning tax imposed by the Health Care bill

Edition 7.7- 4/23/10, Actualities of health care proposal can be shrouded in political bias

Edition 7.6-3/19/10, The progress former MHS state wrestling champion has made after serving time in jail

Edition 7.5- 2/12/10, Students give relief to Haiti crisis, LBGT students find “Safe Space” at school

Edition 7.4- 1/15/10, Students are faced with making healthy eating decisions in today’s increasingly overweight society

Edition 7.3- 12/4/09, Students taking rigorous courses often feel compelled to cheat in order to make the grade

Edition 7.2- 10/30/09, Students with veteran relatives and friends, as well as veterans themselves, explain the true significance of Veteran’s Day to them

Edition 7.1- 10/2/09, The overwhelming bias of opposing media viewpoints can obscure the truth

Edition 6.8- 5/21/09, Discussion of dress code rules, rule-breakers and rule-followers at MHS

Edition 6.7- 4/20/09, Following several disciplinary incidents at Mason, Rachel Hutzel, Warren County’s prosecuter, is interviewed

Edition 6.6- 3/20/09, Having the “sex talk” in school

Edition 6.5- 2/20/09, Stage kisses between student actors don’t affect them

Edition 6.4- 1/16/09, Dazed and Confused not permitted to be shown in Film Club

Edition 6.3- 12/5/08, The pervasiveness of the n-word throughout high school

Edition 6.2- 10/31/08, Swing votes, particularly in Ohio, drastically affect the outcome

Edition 6.1- 10/1/08, College presidents favor drinking age being lowered to 18

Edition 5.8 - 5/22/08, Students deal with addictions to prescription drugs

Edition 5.7 - 5/2/08, Criticism and controversy surrounding the reading of To Kill a Mockingbird

Edition 5.6 - 3/31/08, Upcoming high school students and graduated seniors talk about what they’re looking forward to in the future

Edition 5.5 - 3/7/08, How MHS students are planning on paying for college

Edition 5.4 - 1/29/08, Profile of the tragic death of a family in Mason

Edition 5.3 - 12/14/07, How the deaths and serious injuries of MHS students affect their peers

Edition 5.2 - 10/26/07, Is school spirit dead or alive?

Edition 5.1 - 9/28/07, The journey an MHS senior went through before and after having plastic surgery

Edition 4.8 - 5/31/07, The MHS girls’ softball team is headed for the state tournament for the first time in school history

Edition 4.7 - 5/2/07, Reporting on MHS teachers’ personal weight-loss battles

Edition 4.6 - 3/30/07, The March Madness craze permeates MHS

Edition 4.5 - 3/1/07, Students and teachers discuss plagiarism and cheating at MHS

Edition 4.4 - 1/31/07, How race barriers affect friendships, cliques and grades at MHS

Edition 4.3 - 12/21/06, How MHS balances political correctness with holiday greetings and religious affiliation

Edition 4.2 - 11/27/06, Blue Star banners are hung in Mason homes; how families are affected when their children join the military

Edition 4.1 - 1/27/06, Online predators contact minors over MySpace; the story of one MHS student who experienced this

Edition 3.8 - 5/26/06, Which members of the class of 2006 fit typical high school stereotypes?

Edition 3.7 - 5/3/06, Breathalyzers to be used on prom night; plans for MHS expansion delayed until ’09

Edition 3.6 - 3/31/06, Spring break deaths due to drinking are becoming more common

Edition 3.5 - 3/2/06, Students speak out about being Muslim and its affect on their high school experience

Edition 3.4 - 1/27/06, Superintendent Dr. Kevin Bright and Mason senior and cross country and track and field state champion Angela Bizzarri named as man and woman of the year, respectively, by The Chronicle

Edition 3.3 - 12/20/05, Biology dissections; the launch of MasonComets.org; MHS plans to offer online courses

Edition 3.2 - 11/4/05, Voters to decide fate of Mason School District; Intermediate student brings Bengals player to school; potential construction of skate park

Edition 3.1 - 10/7/05, Katrina victims find refuge at MHS; the death of an MHS teacher; the potential illness of an MHS teacher

We’re sorry, but editions 1 and 2 from The Chronicle‘s first two years are not currently available in an electronic format.