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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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Graphic by Tessa Kassoff

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

Scenes from the Spring 2016 JV Show

Sierra Sulc, Editor-in-Chief
June 20, 2016
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As soon as you walk past the farmer’s market, you see the signs detailing notable women in Falls Church. (Photo by Tessa Kassoff)
Cherry Hill Park hosts Women’s History Walk
Sophomore Cubbon Lanford battles for the ball at the start of the game. (Photo by Zeke Scherer)
Varsity boys lacrosse narrowly defeats Maret
(L-R) Seniors Ruby Jones, Piper Cannon, Kyra Gorman, and Julia Hall run a stand on NexTrex, an organization that helps to recycle plastic bags and film that usually cannot be recycled. (Photo by Anna Goldenberg)
Photo gallery: Meridian celebrates Earth Day
“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
The Mustangs in a huddle before their game against Wakefield on Friday, April 5. (Photo by Sesh Sudarshan)
Mustangs soccer battles hard against 6A school
Junior Elena Clark-Wilson strikes the Kettle Run batter out, ending the inning. (Photo by Dino Simcox)
Baseball, softball and girls lacrosse play at home
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Video produced and edited by Arianna and Madison.
Campus Chronicles: Women’s History Trivia
Junior Fletcher Saaty throws up a W to celebrate the win. (Photo courtesy of Alex Gardner)
Photo Gallery: Boys soccer competes in Smoky Mountain Cup
Coach PJ Anderson and Coach Vicki Galliher lead the ribbon cutting to officially open the renovated weight room. (Photo by Ryan Degnan)
Photo Gallery: Weight room reopens revitalized
Junior Addison Turner as the coroner presents evidence to a group. (Photo by Rachel Grooms)
Mustang Mysteries: Camp Crater
Senior Maureen Tremblay (25) shakes senior Tilly Gale’s (10) hand before the game. (Photo by Evy Shamber)
Mustangs fight hard against Brentsville
The theater was decorated with colorful lighting and dining tables so attendees could enjoy their dinner with live music. (Photo by Tessa Kassoff)
State Theatre hosts Little City Big Heart Winter Gala
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Falls Church has embraced mixed-use development, to its financial benefit. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
What do mixed use developments do for our city?
Hail is a rather uncommon weather phenomenon in Falls Church. (Photo by Luis Diaz Devesa via Getty Images)
The science behind Falls Church’s 80 degree hailstorm
The Falls Church Teachers’ Union has secured two contracts to improve the working experience and benefits of teachers. (Photo via the Atlanta Civic Circle)
Teachers’ union finishes negotiations, secures new contracts
Meridian Robotics team celebrates their awards at the 2024 Meridian Robotics competition (Photo via Robotics Team)
Meridian robotics team shines at recent competition
Greyson Potts and Liam Harper working in a common space. Working outside of the classroom can be fun, but also distracting. (Photo by Sesh Sudarshan)
Substitute shortages cause staffing difficulties
The Quinn-Homestretch project is slated to include a park, pedestrian areas, and bike lanes. (Photo via City of Falls Church City Council)
City Council approves Quinn-Homestretch project
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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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Scenes from the Spring 2016 JV Show