By Shannon McSweeney As summer ‘17 started coming to an end, Marian teachers and staff began their preparation for the new school year. Inspirational posters were purchased, cabinets were dusted […]
By Abby McLaughlin Camp is more than a four letter word to me. It’s that feeling you get when you’re first driving in and you realize you’re home. I’ve been […]
by Maddie Robertson & Grace Sall No matter who you are, your short four years at Marian will be memorable ones. You will make new friends, experience new things, grow […]
by Hayley Golden & Maria Determan Their bond is deeper than skin. They don’t know how to quit. They were made to fly. This year, Marian Momentum show choir is […]
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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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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. […]
