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by Maddie Robertson ’18 For 30 years, Ms. Kathy Janata has served the Marian community by incorporating compassion, wisdom and innovation into her work. Before working as a theology teacher […]
by Maddie Robertson ’18 Although she is leaving after only a year of teaching at Marian, Mandarin I teacher Ms. Jessie Guo has left an everlasting mark on the Marian […]
Please subscribe to our channel on YouTube at “MarianMBeat” May 17, 2018 The MBeat team of Emma, Paige, Caitlyn and Frieda bring you the last MBeat of the year. Enjoy […]
Entertainment Column by Hailie Rydel Despite not knowing them in person, bands and musicians act as best friends, role models and inspiration. When a band breaks up, or when a […]
Opinion by Shannon McSweeney ’18 My morning routine includes the following: wake up at 6:00 to “Imma Be” by the Black Eyed Peas, go on Twitter, realize it’s 6:40 and […]
Opinion by Anna Cook ’18 If every teacher in the world was neutral and emotionally closed off around their students, there would be no great composers or leading scientists. The […]
Opinion Column by Audrey Hertel ’18 I am 99.9 percent sure that when Viktor Krum said, “This tent is for champions and friends” he was talking about Marian. If you think […]
Opinion by Delaney Stekr Picture this: 15 red-faced 5-year-olds running around a field trying not to trip over their own feet who eventually manage to get a ball into a […]
I always have, always will; Do it for the vinyl Opinion 1 by Audrey Hertel We’ve all heard that cliché come out of an alternative/hipster barista at your local coffee […]
By Lily Gonzalez On April 11, three Marian students officially signed to continue their academic and athletic/musical careers at their future colleges. The girls signed at 8 a.m. in Student […]
By Lauren Elliot Marian’s tennis team is working hard to make this season even better than the last. At this point in the season they have lost to Elkhorn South, […]
By Lydia Delkamiller The track season is well underway and the field events are playing a pivotal role in the team’s success. The track field events consist of pole vault, […]
By Daylee Daubert Junkstock is one of the best festivals for junk, music and food around the country, and it’s right here in the heartland. Refurbished junk, vintage finds, unique […]
Review by Maria Determan ’18 As much as we wish our lives would flow perfectly from one scene to another, life doesn’t cooperate. The world’s camera doesn’t pan out when […]
by Hailie Rydel I would like to have a word with whoever created the musical subgenre ‘technical progressive bluegrass’. Yes, this is indeed a real thing I have heard. I hate […]
Entertainment Column by Shannon McSweeney I love friends. I collect them like Pokémon. A friend is a source of entertainment, a voice of reason and a person to go to for […]
by Audrey Yost Taking on college is one thing, but to take on an Ivy League university and play a sport is another battle- a battle that senior Kennedy Gochenour […]
by Maddie Robertson Don’t get lost in the sauce: The pasta sauce, that is. You’ve heard of the Freshman 15 people experience in college, but let me tell you, it […]
By Lily Watkins ’18 Sixty-five tweets. Three hundred and twenty-four followers. Three friends. Roll it all together and you get one of Marian’s most popular parody Twitter accounts. The idea […]