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The podcasting equipment in room 205. (Photo by Ryan Degnan)

Hidden on the second floor: a multimedia treasure

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Letter to the Editor

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“He was like the glue that held everything together in the custodial staff… He made everybody who worked with him and for him feel like family,” math teacher Ms. Jen Jayson said. (Photo via meridianlasso.com)

Celebrating Mr. Molina

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On the future corner of Washington and East Broad Street will be Whole Foods and a public plaza. (Photo courtesy of Falls Church City)

Broad & Washington Project will bring new Whole Foods to Falls Church

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Future, the lead artist and rapper on the album. (Photo via Wikipedia Commons)

For The Record: “We Don’t Trust You” by Future and Metro Boomin

Pick-Up your Valentine with some of the most popular pickup lines at GM

Sierra Sulc, Editor-in-Chief
February 11, 2016
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As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, Lasso reporters Sierra Sulc and Evelyn Duross decided to see what some of the top pick-up lines for students are. Our reporters asked some students for their experiences with pick-up lines and these were their responses. Plus, they even gave these pick-up lines a try.
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“He was like the glue that held everything together in the custodial staff… He made everybody who worked with him and for him feel like family,” math teacher Ms. Jen Jayson said. (Photo via meridianlasso.com)
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Video produced and edited by Arianna and Madison.
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Sierra Sulc
Sierra Sulc, Editor-in-Chief
Sierra is a four-year member of The Lasso staff. She wants you to know that she cares deeply about your well being.
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Pick-Up your Valentine with some of the most popular pickup lines at GM