April and May MBeat Broadcasts
May 19, 2017 MBeat by Emma, Audrey, Maggie & Cassidy. They bring you the last MBeat of the year with quick shout outs to State Soccer, State Tennis, State Track, […]
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Check out the printed version of the May Network from Issuu!
All print issues of this school year can be found at Issuu. The direct link to the May issue is here: May Network at issuu Consider subscribing to us “Marian […]
Class of 2017 Celebrates with Final Mass
Members of the Class of 2017 gathered in the west gym on the morning of Wednesday, May 17, to prepare to join in Eucharistic Celebration. Like they had done on […]
Field Day Photo Gallery by Marian DAD
Special thanks to Marian Dad – Mr. Joe Mixan, for sharing the dominant image for our May Photo Essay. Mr. Mixan’s daughter, Mia, is a current sophomore. “This was my […]
Bone marrow donors save lives
nataliekemler If someone was sitting across from you and asked if you were willing to have a sore back for a few days in order to save their life, most […]
Keeping up with the cousins: Marian style
column by sydneymonahan “Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind, or forgotten,” is a beloved quote from the movie “Lilo and Stitch.” To most people this quote […]
Fluency is fundamental for the future
Opinion Column by J1 Writer Samantha Fabian Today we live in a world that is always globalizing, always connecting, always moving forward. But what happens if you find yourself unable […]
Seniors Bring Awareness to Campus Sexual Assault
By J1 Reporter Allison Ostapowicz Although not on college campuses yet, Marian’s juniors and seniors received a dose of reality on March 29. Seniors Janna Whited and Lauren Novacek set […]
Technology could aid chronically ill students
By J1 reporter Kate Kellen By the 21st century, many expected flying cars, robots working instead of people and the option to live on Mars. Although these are not yet […]
Your guide to concerts
entertainment review by annacook & hailierydel Throughout the years, young adults deciding what to do on a Friday or Saturday night has changed time and time again. From drive-in movies […]
Midtown coffeeshops make a splash
By J1 Reporter Abby McLaughlin Find yourself in Dundee, Aksarben or the general Midtown area and want a cup of joe? Check out these hot (or iced) places. Blue Line– 50th and […]
Why Your Music Taste is Subpar
By: Hailie Rydel I am a self-proclaimed music connoisseur and an overall lover of all kinds of music. My music taste ranges from the heart-soaring, beautiful opera works of Léo […]
Block trial gives promise for future scheduling
By: J1 reporter Delaney Kottke Marian has had a consistent schedule of eight classes for many years. At the start of next school year, Marian will have modified block scheduling. […]
Operation Welcome movie, speaker promote refugee awareness to school community
By J1 reporter Evelyn Paul Omaha hosts the largest number of South Sudanese refugees in the United States. On March 16, girls gathered in the Collaboration Room to watch “The […]
Multi-talented athletes stay on track
By J1 reporter Julia Hingorani Racing to the Finish Line: Emma Boever ’19 competes in the 4×800 meter relay. The team placed 4th in this relay. Photo by Andie Mikuls. […]
Procrastinators can still prevail/Early submission equals early success
Procrastinators can still prevail By J1 reporter Maddie Robertson My palms are sweaty, fingers weak, eyelids heavy, there’s coffee spilled all over my sweater, I’m on my fifth cup already. […]
Classes compete in Field Day tug of war
By J1 reporter Lily Heim Four classes, one rope and the possible fate of Field Day. Most people don’t know the real reason behind Field Day Tug of War. Some […]
Mindfulness: Keep your mind in mind
By J1 Reporter Delaney Stekr Ask a high school student how they are doing during the second semester of a school year and if they answer honestly, the word “stressed” […]
Large Families Guarantee There’s Always a Hand to Hold
By J1 Reporter Kathryn Morey As I’m dreaming peacefully, all of a sudden, “Happy Birthday to You” resounds across the room as six girls and three boys jump in […]
Classrooms declassified
Off track equals enhanced learning by J1 reporter Kate Kellen The hour long lectures, the monotonous voice and the many yawns that come from the students in the desk are […]
