For students, there is nothing impossible about supporting animals
by Lily Watkins Forget crazy cat lady; sophomore Daisy Owen is a crazy dog lady in the making. As founder of the Mission PAWsible club, it’s natural to be a […]
Monthly Archives: March 2018
Students ‘pi and tie’ to help cancer patients on pi day
by Maria Determan We all have that one object, whether it be the worn out teddy bear from your infant days, the pillow pet from your fifth grade birthday […]
Step Club steps up
by Allison Ostapowicz Step is a form of dance where the footwork is the most important part of the dance. This school year, senior Davine Francis introduced this art form […]
Dedicated teachers explain why Marian is their second home
by Julia Veik To learn, it takes a dedicated student and an even more dedicated teacher. Marian has provided its students with teachers who positively impact them on a daily […]
Smart Girl Society presentation causes girls to rethink social media implications
by Maria Determan Before the flurry of Surprise Day excitement hit Marian on Feb. 15, the faculty and students got a healthy dose of reality. Mrs. Jennifer Christen, Dean of […]
Human Trafficking Awareness Club encourages girls to be informed
by Sofy Herrera Whether you know it or not, human trafficking is happening everywhere. This includes Omaha. According to notraffcking.org, “Over 250,000 people are trafficked in the U.S. every year […]
Women in STEM break boundaries, stereotypes
by Hayley Golden Women make up more than half of the population and almost half of the workforce in America, and yet, according to the United States Department of Commerce, […]
Students engage in government simulation at Model Congress
by Julia Hingorani Over the course of four days, a group of students had the opportunity to be a part of the largest congressional simulation conference in the world: the […]
Gear for Ghana nonprofit provides equipment, hope to soccer-lovin’ kids across world
by Grace Sall Few things have a universality to them, common to countries and diverse cultures around the world. Love, laughter and family are a few. But all children seem […]
Feminine supply drive keeps sisterhood alive
by Maddie Robertson Marian has never been a school to shy away from giving back to the community. Although its most recent supply drive still benefited those in need, the […]
Students pray for victims, hope to end gun violence
by Shannon Mcsweeney & Lily Watkins The massacre that took place on Feb. 14, at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., shook the nation. Seventeen people died in the […]
FCC forgoes fair, open internet
by Lily Watkins Most would not think of having access to the internet a human right, but according to the United Nations Human Rights Council, it is. People need basic […]
There’s no place like Hom(e)ha
Indepth Spread by Audrey Hertel ’18 & the Network Staff Omaha, Nebraska is a place that more than 446,970 people call home. Many Omaha natives enjoy having a ‘wild’ time […]
