KyraMcFadden Study abroad programs are a great way of learning while being able to experience the culture of other countries. Those who study abroad typically plan to do so in college. This can create amazing opportunities to meet new people and learn about the customs and traditions of other countries. Although studying abroad is a… Read More Study abroad program provides learning experience in Vietnam
EllaPlank The distance from Marian to Ginger Cove Lake in Valley, Nebraska is roughly how far junior Bridget McGill ran on June 18. For her first marathon she chose to run the Grandma’s Marathon in Duluth, Minnesota with her dad, who’s also a first time marathoner. She decided to run this particular race because it… Read More Bridget McGill’s 26.6 mile journey
Feature by MelinaPiperis In September of 1977, Jimmy Carter was President, a gallon of gas cost 62 cents and Mr. Tom Baker taught his first class at Marian High School. Marian had no air conditioning, no PAC, one gym and soph lot was a field. Over the last 45 years, Baker has shaped generations of… Read More Mr. Tom Baker’s impact on the Marian community
ElleianaGreen With a handsome salary, flexible hours, and a pool membership for the taking, at first glance, nannying sounds like a cakewalk. This nontraditional summer job provides teenagers with experience they can use for the rest of their lives. Instead, after what feels like hours of playing Candyland, children running around, and constant bickering, nannying… Read More The Nanny Diaries: Amateurs advise first-time babysitters
By J1 reporter Nina McMullen At one point or another, every Marian girl has run into Mr. Billy Deibler. Whether it’s a broken iPad, a passing in the hallway or your teacher’s broken projector, Mr. Deibler was consistently around to lend a helping hand. Despite the short interactions, Deibler’s backstory isn’t widely known among Marian… Read More You’ll do crazy things for love: Technology Specialist follows his heart for 45,000 miles
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