Past Mastheads
April 2023
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In order to pay tribute to the month of April, The Falconer’s masthead took an artistic approach by including the Earth and coordinating colors.
March 2023
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During the month of March, The Falconer displayed a masthead with symbols for both St. Patrick’s Day and Women’s History Month.
February 2023
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To represent February, a pink theme was used along with a heart to symbolize Valentine’s Day.
January 2023
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For the month of January there were drawings of a disco ball, moon, and party hat to represent New Years at the start of the new year.
December 2022
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This image depicts a snowy scene accompanied by a snowman, candy canes, a Christmas tree, and the falcon who is sporting a Santa hat to represent Christmas in the month of December.
November 2022
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The illustration of falling leaves and warm colors are used to represent fall and the changing of leaf colors that come along during that time of year.
May 2022
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Connected with April’s header to represent the saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” colorful spring flowers surround The Falconer logo while the Falcon takes up the job of a gardener.
April 2022
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Tied with May’s header to represent the saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” the Falcon grabs its umbrella for a rainy day in Oregon.
March 2022
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In recognition of Women’s History Month in March, the “O” of The Falconer is replaced with the symbol for female, alongside hands raised in fists with painted nails.
February 2022
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To celebrate Student Press Freedom day on Thursday, Feb. 24, The Falconer masthead features multi-colored stars and confetti, and the Falcon dons its press badge and fedora.