Students Face Challenges of Online Learning
By J1 Reporter Fiona Gautschi Until 2020, the terms “remote learning,” and “school all online,” were foreign terms for most people. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, these terms soon became […]
Daily Archives: November 9, 2020
What Women’s Rights Means to Marian Girls
By J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel More than 100 years ago, fierce and determined young women wanted to see a change in how they were being treated. They wanted to be […]
Why do Apps get blocked and why did Among Us get blocked?
By J1 reporter Lauren Montague Marian girls love their apps. This makes the discovery of apps being blocked even more heartbreaking. The most recent app to come to an untimely […]
Marian Through the Eyes of the Monahans
By J1 Reporter Bridget McGill There have been many legacies at Marian High School throughout the years. However, the Monahan family legacy may be one of the longest there is. […]
Past, Present, and Future of Marian Field Day Come Together in Tradition
By J1 Reporter Bella Beck It’s April of 1992. You and your friends are walking down your class hall while other students are decorating the walls with the nominated Field […]
The Prodigal Prososki: Junior kicks off her soccer playing potential
By J1 Reporter Sydney Schroeder Blood, sweat, and tears are only a small price to pay for junior Emma Prososki. Since she was only 3 years old, Prososki has been […]
Behind Burn: Exploring Marian’s Literary Magazine
By J1 Reporter Eliza Turco “I did not realize kids could make a magazine!” junior editor of Burn Magazine Cali D’Agosto said, excited to talk about one of her favorite […]
Operation Others works to stay safe while serving community
By J1 Reporter Sydney Witkowski Students all over the world are trying to balance how to stay safe and healthy while still being involved in their community. Operation Others, a […]
Student Decides to Stay Remote in Efforts to Protect Family
By J1 Reporter Erin Connelly When the announcement was made that students could return to school five days a week, a flood of emotions was brought to many people. There […]
The Future of Mandarin in the Midst of COVID-19
By J1 reporter Liv Birnstihl Learning a new language is tricky enough as it is. But Mandarin? Now that’s a whole other story. With the removal of Latin from Marian’s […]
Coffee Consumption is Breaking the Bank
By: J1 reporter Audrey Van Dyke Teenage girls are notorious for having coffee addictions. Although this rich and creamy drink is all of the rage, spending $5 every day on […]
What’s Happening With Retreats?
By J1 Reporter Carli Ahsan With the current pandemic going on, class retreats are the last thing on any student’s mind, but this isn’t the case for Deacon Kevin Fuller, […]
17-Year-Old’s Dreams Take Flight
By J1 Reporter Chioma Aloziem She balances straight A’s while running cross country, shooting trap, coaching figure skating and she is working toward her pilot’s license. Junior Sydney Schroeder […]
Reasons Behind the Switch to Block Days
By J1 reporter Elizabeth Monzu Confusion describes what lots of school days were like before the switch to four classes a day, or block days. Was it a special schedule? […]
#FoCo
By J1 Reporter Anna Rasgorshek With the absence of long standing high school traditions such as homecoming, high school students across the globe have been planning and hosting their own […]
Basketball Team Fights for Success
By J1 Reporter Lany Gregor Even through COVID-19, Marian’s 2020-2021 basketball team is doing its part to stay safe. As the season quickly approaches, many players are working hard to […]
