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Sequoia Wyckoff, Editor-in-Chief

Sequoia writes about art, culture, and politics. She has odd taste in pizza toppings.

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students at desks

Hybrid learning begins at a new GMHS

February 27, 2021
The new high school

School Board votes unanimously to change names of Mason and Jefferson

December 9, 2020
ballot box

Early voting begins, City Council race on Falls Church ballot

September 18, 2020
cartoon of an easel

5 tips for surviving junior year

August 23, 2020
school board on Zoom

It’s official: FCCPS will begin the school year with virtual learning

July 23, 2020
students hold signs

Change our school names – then change the way we talk about history

June 11, 2020
Hundreds walk in Falls Church Black Lives Matter march

Hundreds walk in Falls Church Black Lives Matter march

June 4, 2020
Girl with computer

Mason student jobs transformed

May 28, 2020
Girl walks her dog

Ashley Zigler: Finding joy in uncertainty

April 20, 2020

“I want my art to scream at you.”

March 8, 2020
Students engaged in discussion

A review of rodeo events

December 21, 2019
theater team and director on a stage

Inside Mason’s states-winning VHSL Theater performance

December 13, 2019
three students pose with trophy

Theater team makes Mason history at Regionals

November 21, 2019
Two girls look at computer screen in a classroom.

Anuragi Thapliya: Taking a stand in STEM

June 7, 2019
The Lasso breaks down the 2020 Democratic primary

The Lasso breaks down the 2020 Democratic primary

June 4, 2019
Commonwealth attorney candidates Theo Stamos (right) and Parisa Tafti (left) on stage

The Lasso breaks down the Candidate Forum

April 24, 2019
The Mock Trial team poses

Case closed: Mock trial team wins states

March 8, 2019
Cover photo for Since Parkland

Finding the stories behind the statistics

March 7, 2019
Girl plays bari saxophone.

Music at Mason: finding a niche

February 6, 2019
Which candidate is best positioned for the Presidency? (Politics Chat)

Which candidate is best positioned for the Presidency? (Politics Chat)

February 5, 2019
Erik Boesen speaks at podium.

Erik Boesen: Mason’s tech guru

January 17, 2019
Senior Evelyn Duross in a mock Supreme court at Girls State this summer. (Photo courtesy of Evelyn Duross)

Representation matters: Mason students inspired

December 7, 2018
TiKa Wallace: New York Times photographer

TiKa Wallace: New York Times photographer

November 29, 2018
A map of the 2018 Senate races and their partisan leanings (Photo via Wikimedia Commons)

Should Democrats up for re-election swing left or right? (politics chat)

October 19, 2018
Columbus did more than just sail the ocean blue

Columbus did more than just sail the ocean blue

October 9, 2018
Art students work on portraits

The art room: a thriving community beneath our feet

October 4, 2018
Senior Charlie Boland, center, in the water scene from the spring play,

Metamorphoses: “Unexpected and mind-blowing”

May 4, 2018
Freshman Grace Tarpgard holding a copy of Rupi Kaur's milk and honey. This poetry book has grown tremendously popular, selling millions of copies and spending 77 weeks at the top of the New York Times Paperback Fiction Bestseller List. Kaur is one of many rising Instagram poets who are known to write with minimalism. (Photo by Sequoia Wyckoff)

Rupi Kaur, poetry’s popstar?

May 2, 2018
“Follow Your Dreams, Cancelled” by Banksy, appearing in Boston. (Photo Courtesy via banksy.co.uk)

Leave anonymous artists alone

January 11, 2018
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