Sophomores expand the travel horizons
By J1 Reporter Maggie Timmerman The world is a remarkable place, but Marian girls can only see so much of it from the grasslands of 72nd and Military. The chance […]
Daily Archives: October 24, 2018
Music Leaves a Lasting Impact
By J1 Reporter Stevie Salerno That song, YES, that one song that instantly takes you back to a certain moment in your life. Johnny Depp once said, “Music touches us […]
Deep into the Pores of Beauty
By J1 Reporter Lydia Larson Picture this, ladies. You emerge from your deep slumber in the dawn of the morning. You look in the mirror […]
The modern female: How an entire culture has set women against one another
By J1 Reporter Maggie Mantini What is the first thing you acknowledge when encountering a woman? In all actuality, most answers to this question would refer to a woman’s size, […]
Marian girls dash through the decades
By J1 Reporter Abby Elkins You wake up from a hand-wound alarm clock, not from a catchy ringtone on your iPhone. You check the mailbox at the curb in front […]
Screenshots cause frustration on VSCO
By J1 Reporter Colleen Sully This is cute, right? NO! It’s thoughtful, but a little weird. Marian girls have realized an overwhelming flood of cheesy text messages, supposedly from boyfriends […]
High school: A drama queen’s fantasy
By J1 Reporter Anna Feldman Marian is not Riverdale High or McKinley High School, but Marian girls still obsess over the perfect high school experience. Thousands of stereotypes teenage girls […]
Marian celebrates the Chinese Moon Festival
By J1 Reporter Olivia Sullivan “POP!” The snapping sound of balloons popping filled the Collaboration Room of the third floor library. Girls were chasing each other in the game they […]
Marian girls perform the juggling act
By J1 Reporter Clara Neary Stress is the ultimate kryptonite for Marian girls. Students hate it, but cannot seem to be getting enough of it. From getting up at 6 […]
Teenage girls face the boy band dilemma
By J1 Reporter Lily Weindel The fans of popular boy band One Direction are typically described by the media as “crying little girls.” Even with these negative views, junior Mo […]
Students speak out about their non Catholic views
By J1 Reporter: Nyayian Biel “Being in a Catholic school has made me less inclined to come back to my faith,” junior Anna Methe said. “Maybe it’s because now I […]
Student athletes succeed in stress
by J1 Reporter Rilee Silvain Most people who play a sport do it to have fun with others who share the same interest, but it doesn’t always end with just […]
Astonishing amounts of homework causes too much stress
By J1 Reporter Chloe Degan The excessive amounts of homework, tests that just keep coming, papers that pile up, and a never ending number of projects, eventually it all becomes […]
Dear Stress, Please go away!
By J1 Reporter Lizzy Musilek Walking down the halls of Marian at bright and early 7am, you are able to see girls rushing to finish their assignments from last night’s […]
Carmie Bazis’ comeback season : Overcoming her injury
By J1 Reporter Keara Hiatt “For a 14-year-old girl to hear that you could have cancer later in your life… it was really sad and really scary”. Sophomore Carmie Bazis […]
Self identity isn’t just for hippies anymore
By J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler When you hear the words “discovering your true identity,” you probably think of hippies from the 60s preaching in a circle while holding hands, singing […]
Husker fan stays strong despite bleak record
By J1 Reporter Chloe Herbert She never had a choice. Junior Emily Monzu has been a Husker fan since birth. Every Saturday without fail, she and her family gathered around […]
Cancer took her away
By J1 Maya Reed “No! You are not taking my mother from this earth; I need her now,” Junior Emerald Starling said. It all started when Emerald was around […]
What you don’t hear about teenagers living with diabetes
By J1 Reporter Libby Schimonitz It can be strenuous and upsetting. It can be life threatening, and it never goes away. Type 1 Diabetes is affected by every single […]
The Future of Fashion: How teen girls are revolutionizing the industry
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo She’s easy to spot in the hallways; her backpack adorned with colorful pins, her socks a little more creative than the dress […]
