Column by J1 Reporter Mariella Virgillito When going out to a restaurant, it is evident which customers have once been an employee at a restaurant and customers who haven’t. From stacking plates, to tipping the proper amount, and even being empathic and patient to the way a restaurant runs makes it obvious to which customers… Read More Work experience in restaurant industry provides necessary life skills
Column By J1 Reporter Shelby Gerken When I was in public elementary school I wore nothing but Justice brand clothes. I walked into school with a bright pink shirt with rhinestone hearts on it, the matching bright pink leggings, my twinkle toes and a bow on my high-ponytail, bigger than my head to top it… Read More Society Causes Girls to Grow up Faster
Column by J1 Reporter Meredith Britson Meredith’s Musings Early mornings make me unproductive. I am not a morning person. In fact, if I have to wake up before 7:30, then I am grouchy and unpleasant to anyone and everyone. The worst part of my day is the moment my alarm goes off routinely at 6:20.… Read More Early mornings decrease productivity
Column By J1 Reporter Ellie Peter Almost every single little girl has looked at her young stomach in the mirror and cried. From a young age, we know what we should be. Skinny. Or so society says, and tough luck if you’re not. The first time I ever felt insecure was when… Read More Mama, Am I Ugly?
By J1 Reporter Meredith Britson Every day, Marian’s well-loved PE teachers inspire athletes wanting to continue their athletic career in college. Mrs. Beth Dye, PE teacher and Student Board moderator, played multiple college sports. Her impressive athletic career motivates future high school athletes to continue playing. The 20+ sports offered in colleges give opportunities for… Read More Marian’s PE teachers inspire future college athletes
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