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Students React: Blackout at George Mason

Nhari Djan, Features Editor
September 30, 2015
Map of power outage area

Students at George Mason bring back the #closefccps hashtag once again to protest having to stay in school during a power outage that took place this morning. Here are some of the reactions and some of the discourse that took place between the FCCPS twitter account and Mason students.

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Nhari Djan
Nhari Djan, Features Editor
A four-year member of Lasso (2013-17), Nhari’s vision and leadership helped modernize the look and content of The Lasso. She served as Features Editor, Social Media Editor, and Managing Editor. She wrote about fashion, music, food, school culture, and national issues. She now writes for The Daily Orange at Syracuse University. You can follow her work here.