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Natalie Vu

Natalie Vu, News Editor and Designer

Natalie is a junior in her third year of journalism. She enjoys playing the piano, traveling, and spending time with her friends and dog. 

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FCPS has spent the past few months asking for community input in order to draft a new calendrer for the 2023-2024 school year. The final draft was approved on Feb. 10.

FCPS drafts new school year calendar

February 10, 2023
McLean’s Favorite Music of 2022

McLean’s Favorite Music of 2022

Natalie Vu, Dania Reza, and Philip Rotondo
January 9, 2023
Students enjoyed having paint fights and painting on each other to match the paint out theme for the first home football game.

Students and teachers gather for Celebrate McLean

Natalie Vu and Dania Reza
September 11, 2022
Junior Alice Holoubek spikes the ball and scores a point for McLean.

McLean volleyball falls short against Yorktown

Natalie Vu, News Editor
September 7, 2022
McLean fans anxiously watch the field from the stands. The theme of the game was black out.

McLean boys soccer defeated by Langley in Regional Finals

Natalie Vu, Online News Editor
June 4, 2022
Upcoming summer 2022 TV shows and movies

Upcoming summer 2022 TV shows and movies

Dania Reza and Natalie Vu
May 31, 2022
Sophomore forward Caf Eaton passes the ball to his teammate. Eaton scored the first goal of the game.

McLean soccer defeats Herndon in first round of districts

May 16, 2022
Senior Caden Hershberg and junior Max Warrell fight for the ball over the net.

Juniors defeat seniors in Volleyboys

Natalie Vu, Online News Editor
March 17, 2022
McLean and Yorktown start off aggressively as the referee begins the game.

Girls basketball defeated in District Finals

Natalie Vu and Madeleine Stigall
February 18, 2022
The Gramophone Award is given to the artist with the most votes in each category.

Vote for your favorite Grammy nominees

Dania Reza and Natalie Vu
December 16, 2021
Seniors and juniors gathered in the auditorium for a college session with a guest speaker from UVA. 28 percent of UVAs admitted students applied without testing.

Test-optional policy reduces student stress

Natalie Vu , Online News Editor
October 26, 2021
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