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 […]
Monthly Archives: December 2018
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Marian Pantomime Troupe continues to shine
By J1 Reporter Lily Weindel One of the most memorable parts of Marian’s annual open house every year are the mimes who wander about the building. Not only are they […]
Construction brings Marian alumni back as engineers
By J1 Reporter Katelin Kearney Dust flies and the forceful sounds of power tools overwhelm the site as metal beams are tightly fastened together. As they carefully gaze upon […]
FASHION…ON A BUDGET!
Your personal guide to a trendy, yet affordable closet By J1 Reporter Maggie Mantini Would you rather have a closet overflowing of sales rack items that you don’t particularly love, […]
Debate team returns to Marian
By J1 Reporter Sarah Cronin For the first time in more than 20 years, Marian has established a debate team. Speech and English teacher Halli Tripe has volunteered to be […]
New Pep in your Marian Step
]By J1 reporter: Nayah Mbilain Jump, under, front, back, under, under, front back. The girls hit their feet in unison, on three with one quick stomp. Step is a form […]
“You’re Fine.”
KATIE BROCK AND HER ONGOING JOURNEY TO A HEALTHY MENTALITY By J1 Reporter Maggie Churilla Meet 25-year-old Katie Brock, assistant director of alumni and student engagement at the Nebraska Alumni […]
Seniors to Skype Scientist in Honors Physics II
By: J1 Reporter Aker Ajak A phenomenon studied by many scientists is making its way into the classroom of Mr. Nick Miller’s Honors Physics II class. Seniors enrolled in the […]
A Day In Ms. Abel’s Life
By J1 Reporter: Meredith Mueller It’s a pretty sweet life being the “Queen of Marian” according to the student body. The very fashionable, smart, and stunning math […]
Putting the Spotlight on Speech
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 before […]
How Journalism students make an MBeat
By J1 Reporter Ellen Everett It’s Wednesday, time for the homeroom block. Students are anxiously waiting for the new MBeat to play on the projector. They watch the 5-minute video […]
Harry Potter Club brings Magic to the Halls of Marian
By: J1 Reporter Ariana Ganson Wingardium Leviosa may just be a jumble of words to some but to others it conjures up the images of characters and a world that […]
Saler-KNOWS Tradition: An Insight to a Family’s Christmas Tradition
By J1 Reporter Lydia Larson Tradition. Something that makes a family unite. In the dictionary, “tradition” states, “Transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation.” Some traditions are simple […]
Sophomores Scooter Through the Halls of Retreat
By J1 Reporter Colleen Sully Zoooooom…“WELCOME TO RETREAT, WOOHOO” is the first thing the new freshmen hear as they walk into Marian on the rainy morning of […]
Banned Books Create Thought-provoking Readers
By J1Reporter Stevie Salerno The last week of September is anticipated by readers around the world. Banned Book Week brings together both the reading and book community in favor of […]
