Putting the PEP in pep rally
Caitlyn Virgillito As students enter the gym, the cheer team is chanting Marian cheers and the student body is getting pumped up to celebrate all of the fall activities. On […]
Monthly Archives: September 2018
To all the Asian-Americans in Hollywood: Stepping into the spotlight
Emma Williams Going from a background character with no lines to a lead role that carries a movie is a radical transition, one that many minorities are making as people […]
Modern day slavery
Audrey Otwell Slavery exists today, and it looks like the highway at night. Human trafficking slithers throughout the streets of the city, making its filthy home on the same roads […]
Von Trapp relative cast in Marian’s ‘The Sound of Music’
Anna Kenney The halls of Marian are alive with “The Sound Music.” The Fine Arts department is thrilled to be performing “The Sound of Music” as its fall musical this […]
16 going on 17? More like 113 going on 6!
Jolie Peal Two days. Six roles. 113 children. The audition process for the von Trapp children was a whirlwind for the three directors and one intern of Marian’s musical production […]
Java Daddies coffee shop expands Omaha’s coffee horizons
Daylee Daubert Driving along S. 12th St. in the Old Market in downtown Omaha, you can’t miss the brightly colored mural that Java Daddies recently added to the landscape. If […]
The end of a hallway coffee era
Opinion by Abby Butler When I walked into Marian on Aug. 17 for my first day of school, I was ready for a stellar senior year. I had a fresh […]
