Fall 2018 M-Beat Video Broadcasts
Dec. 12, 2018 MBeat by Abby, Maggie, Colleen & Stevie (Christmas mailbox intro, Swim Season Standouts, Shruthi’s Yoga Story, A Christmas Music Video and a few finals studying tips) […]
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Curling takes the ice with Foley family
Jenna Cusick Sliders swish as they move across the slick ice. Hands grip brooms with fierce intensity. This is what Sunday afternoons, or “Curlers Days,” look like for senior Annie […]
Students sign to become collegiate athletes
Caitlyn Virgillito On Nov. 14, 10 Marian athletes signed letters of intent to play a sport in college. These dedicated athletes have spent countless hours practicing their sports. Quinn Ruff […]
Journalism fights in ‘TheWar on the Press’
Staff Editorial – Audrey Otwell Truth is the quintessential lifeblood amongst a convoluted web of falsehoods and uncertainty. As journalists, your Network staff, your classmates, your friends, your peers, and […]
Placing the Spotlight on Speech 2
By J1 Reporter Agoum Monydhel “As long as I go out there and make someone laugh, I did my part.” These are the words junior Kaylee Lahti utters to herself […]
How Marian students express their faith
Maria Alessandro Marian girls have many different ways to express their emotions or their spirituality, and these ways don’t necessarily need to be verbal. Signing with a purpose At the […]
Star alum shines after graduation
Jolie Peal Several years have passed since ’06 Marian grad Tara Vaughan has walked the halls of Marian. On Nov. 13, Marian was blessed to have a star alum return […]
Swimmers dive into a new year of success
Daylee Daubert Everyday after school, 17 swimmers fill the lanes of the UNO pool. With state lingering in the back of their minds, this year, they are not holding back. […]
Cavanaugh ’97 provokes change in Legislature
Lily Blake Machaela Cavanaugh ’97 has public service coursing through her veins. With nearly every member of her lineage involved in civics, holding roles varying from public defender to congressperson […]
Caring to create calm
Kayla Gornall With finals coming up, stress is at an all-time high. Students have Quizlets to make, Quizlets to find, study guides to fill out, old notes to decipher and […]
A Perspective on Censorship
Qwynn Watts A word merely 10 letters long holds the power to change the course of an entire story. Ever since the age of 6, my words and actions have […]
The Start of a New Singing Tradition
Jolie Peal Easter has always been an enjoyable time at Marian thanks to the talented junior jays that join our Worship choir, and now Creighton Prep finally gets the chance […]
Feichtinger ’06 elected to Metro Board
Ellie Farner Erin Feichtinger ’06 is a new member of the Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors, representing District 2. Feichtinger beat incumbent Brad Ashby during the midterm elections on […]
The Man in the Van
By J1 Reporter Rilee Silvan Most people know him as the man in the van. He is the man who sits in the car all afternoon. He is the one […]
All things Field Week: exactly what you need to hear
By J1 Reporter Libby Schimonitz From losing their voices to screaming demo songs, to dressing in head to toe cardboard, March and April are arguably the most stressful months of […]
What’s a school to do?
Lily Blake Juuls, e-cigs, cig-a-likes, vapes. Regardless of the lingo you choose to use, the underage usage of electronic smoking devices is an epidemic plaguing the lives of teenagers all […]
Leather boots and biology: Mrs. Brock rides on
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo Trading out a white lab coat for a black leather jacket is nothing more than routine for her. She grips the handles of the bike, […]
Proposed bikini bar affects safety of student
by J1 Reporter Maggie Peklo Neighbors are fighting to preserve kids’ innocence and even their lives. Teachers are fighting to keep a safe environment and mold confident, independent leaders. Their opponent […]
Peanut butter jelly time: Marian girls meet PB&J goal
By Caitlyn Virgillito From Nov. 5 to Nov. 16, Operation Others held a peanut butter and jelly drive for families in need of meals. This drive is essential to provide […]
An out-of-body experience for senior anatomy students
Joey Carollo When was the first time you saw a dead body? For 80 senior anatomy and physiology students, it was Nov. 27 and Dec. 3. A group of students […]
