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Alexis Shugars, Staff Writer|June 7, 2022

On March 16, 2022, students of Loudoun County High School participated in an activity of their choice in an attempt to start off the school day stress free. Students were able to choose from a variety of different activities such as Uno, watching “The Office,” yoga and many more.

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Alexis Shugars is a reporter for The County Chronicle, who’s interested in writing about a variety of topics. This is her first year writing for the...

Seniors Carolina Martinez and Tallulah Drash smile before putting their handprint on the wall.

Senior handprints and mural commemorate 70th graduating class

Senior and GSA member Sydney Bourgeois stands next to the Pride Progress Flag. The Pride Prom took place on May 4 and was a place for those attending to be themselves around those in similar circumstances.

Pride Prom unites and empowers members of the LGBTQ+ community

Seniors Sofia Alzate and Pia Patel hold their bouquets at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. Alzate and Patel did not attend the actual dance at the Dulles Marriott but instead opted to get together with friends at Washington D.C. Photo courtesy of Sophia Casciano. “Having a night out in DC with my friends was much easier to do,” Alzate said. “The cost of a prom ticket was pricey, and going to DC with friends was a much more flexible option.”

Upperclassmen skip the dance, head elsewhere for pictures

(From right to left) Sophomores Karan Singh, Melanie Sanchez, Isabela Sitcharing watching the eclipse. Photo by Valerie Egger.

LCHS takes on the solar eclipse

Several books fill the shelves and tables at the front of the Birch Bookstore. Further back into the building, more book genres are available as well as several plants or knick knacks for purchase.

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