A Part of Me Dies Along with Vine
Opinion by J1 Reporter Kaji Loro “A potato flew around my room before you came,” sings a man as he films a singular potato he has attached to a spinning ceiling […]
Daily Archives: December 13, 2017
Junior year: Feeling Doomed?
Opinion by J1 reporter Clara Roth Yes, I understand, my room is messy. You think I haven’t noticed? I have better things to do rather than make my room look pretty […]
Field trip to the Tri-Faith Center inspires seniors
By J1 Reporter Lexi Schorg Faith is an important part of the Marian community. On Oct. 11, the senior class took a field trip to the Tri-Faith Center on Pacific […]
Caffeine: My Culture
Opinion by J1 Reporter Lauren Elliot I didn’t start drinking coffee until I was in high school, and when I did, well, I couldn’t stop. I had become so accustomed […]
Dry skin is never the answer
Opinion by J1 reporter Emma Williams A life with dry skin is no way to live. I could not live without lotion. Every time I so much as wash […]
I have a heart for coffee
Opinion by J1 reporter Abby Butler It’s safe to say the most popular morning drink out there is coffee. People consume coffee excessively, and personally, I am a victim of […]
Activate Your Love for Charcoal Lemonade
Opinion by JI reporter Kayla Gornall It’s the holiday season. Full plates and sweet treats are in our midst. Whether it’s grandma’s famous cookies or the pushy uncle who continually […]
Music Culture and Stereotypes Don’t Define Me
Opinion by J1 reporter Lily Gonzalez Heavy Metal fans are satanists. Rap fans are criminals. Opera fans are sophisticated. Country fans are rednecks. These are all musical genre stereotypes. Many […]
Living simply provides true happiness
Opinion by J1 reporter Macy Salerno Not everyone can pick out a specific experience in which he or she felt true happiness. From June 3 to 14, I traveled with […]
Guiding Today’s Youth
Opinion by J1 reporter Kaitlyn Rosenbaum A defining moment in my life was when I started volunteering at NorthStar. Northstar is an after-school program in Omaha, created to provide school-aged […]
Make Driving a Dream
Opinion by J1 reporter Madison Bezousek Driving can be every teenagers dream or nightmare. I am a 16-year-old that loves driving and have been waiting to turn 16 since I […]
My friends are always fighting, but learning at the same time
Opinion by J1 reporter Katherine Pelton It seems like my friends are always fighting. However, not about the usual things teenage girls argue about. They don’t fight about boys or […]
Homework has taken over my life
Opinion by J1 reporter Lizzie Byrne It’s 11:00 o’clock at night, you can barely keep your eyes open and you are anxious from the lack of physical activity in your […]
My mom is my best friend
Opinion by J1 reporter Maria Alessandro I can’t live without her, in fact, I wouldn’t even be here without her. My mom is not only always there for me, […]
Is iBlock worth the price
Opinion by J1 Reporter Jenna Cusick We’ve all heard the iBlock complaints. ‘I can’t believe I got iBlock for this’, ‘this teacher gave 25 iBlocks today’, or ‘I have no […]
The best time to visit New York
Opinion By J1 Reporter Mackenzie Kilton New York City is home to many world-famous landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, Central Park and Radio City Music Hall. But how […]
When life gives ya lemons
Opinion by J1 reporter Lydia Delkamiller I’m not surprised any more when I watch the news. I’m heartbroken and dismal, but no longer surprised. Another shooting, another victim, and […]
Students collaborate to create the annual Thanksgiving Prayer Service
By J1 Reporter Kaji Loro The Marian Mime Troupe act out Genesis 22 for their annual Thanksgiving performance. Photo by Anna Kilzer. The entire school is gathered in the gym […]
The Epitome of an A-Day
Opinion by J1 reporter Joey Carollo You wake up on a Tuesday morning, in a warm comfy bed, with food for breakfast, and some money to buy yourself an iced […]
Ed Dudley’s shocking morning routine surprises many
By J1 reporter Katherine Pelton Ed Dudley went to high school at Millard, back when there was no Millard West or Millard North, just Millard. After graduating, he took some […]
