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 […]
Daily Archives: December 4, 2018
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 […]
Junior retreat: the simplest but most immersive retreat
By: J1 Reporter Chiara Wallen A day spent serving those less fortunate than yourself can make a bigger difference than can be seen by the naked eye. Every Monday a […]
Taking a bite of Heaven in the school cafeteria
By J1 reporter Lizzy Musilek You just finished a long day at school and all you want is a sweet treat. You hurry home and enter your house which is […]
Introducing Intro to Wellness
By J1 Reporter Chloe Degan The growing teenage body needs plenty of nourishment, nutrition and exercise. Marian introduced a new course this year that is required for freshmen to take […]
Shoeboxes help bring in joy this holiday season
by J1 reporter Lauren Shotkoski The ground is glistening white, and slippery roads are causing problems with traffic; which can only have one explanation. Winter has begun. Though some people […]
Fasting and nutrition in todays world
By J1 Reporter Emori Hamilton The common desire to look a certain way in today’s society is tearing down each and every person. Being as slim as possible just to fit […]
How MarianFEST effects the Marian community
By J1 Reporter Alida Farrens Some may say that MarianFEST (Funding Education in the Servite Tradition) is one of the most important events of the school year. With proceeds benefiting […]
Sisson reminds students to be women of integrity
by: J1 Reporter Nyayian Biel “Eyes on your own papers, girls, because you are women of integrity.” Anyone who has taken a test in any of Ms. Susie Sisson’s classes, […]
Meeting the future girls of Marian
By J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler Walking down the newly cleaned hallways, the smell of fresh popcorn is in the air. Sitting in the PAC auditorium are the girls of Marian […]
GPA absence on PowerSchool aims to relieve students
By J1 Reporter Chloe Herbert It was meant to benefit the students. When the Marian administration decided to turn off PowerSchool’s GPA viewing setting several years ago, they wanted to […]
Juza moves from room 313 to room 319
By J1 reporter Holly McCutcheon When social studies teacher Mrs. Jillian Roger left for maternity leave in mid October, former Marian history teacher Mrs. Susan Juza didn’t hesitate to step […]
Ways Marian girls maintain their relationship with God
by J1 Reporter Ella Meis At times, people tend to drift away from God. According to the Reverend Billy Graham from the Evangelistic Associations, “People drift away from God for […]
The Underground Powderpuff Team-the mystery continues
by J1 Reporter Maya Reed I spent my time running up and down stairs, opening doors, and getting the dirt. I was trying to discover if Marian really did have […]
