New Administrative Assistant Ready to Give Time and Experience
By J1 Reporter Lily Dugan A community is not built by its square footage, but by its people who fill the space. A new addition to […]
Category Archives: features
Embracing the change, finding the positive
By J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell With the entire media flooded with news related to the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be extremely hard to keep up high spirits. There is always […]
Working on a better you: Tips for staying healthy and active
By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has taken everyone by surprise. Due to the virus, anxiety and stress are increasing for a majority of everyone in […]
Marian teachers keep motorcycles in style
By J1 Reporter Jessica Brusnahan When most of today’s students think of motorcycles at school, images from 70s and 80s movies (Say Anything and Grease, anyone?) come up. But this […]
Spring Break Memory: Eoriatti heads to Fort Myers for MLB Spring Training
By J1 Reporter Cece West Over spring break, Marian’s Cafeteria Director Mr. Tim Eoriatti went to the Major League Baseball (MLB) Spring Training with his wife and best friends. He […]
Servants of Mary Reduce COVID-19 Anxiety With New Precautions
By J1 Reporter Sam Pelan COVID-19 has made a big impact worldwide and in the Marian community. It affects everyone, but it is especially dangerous among people with compromised […]
Blanket making ties students to the community
By J1 Reporter Emily Salzman On Thursday, March 5 and Friday, March 6, Marian’s math teacher Ms. Sue Altman and science teacher Mrs. Linda Brock gave students the opportunity to […]
Omaha Catholic school community continues morning prayer
By J1 Reporter Molly Smith Every single day, the Marian staff and students stand together as a community to lift their hearts in prayer. When schools were ordered to close, […]
Robotics state champs denied ‘world’ of opportunity
By J1 Reporter Maddie Genoways 16754. Sounds like a prison inmate, right? But in reality, this was the title given to Marian’s turnaround Robotics team and the contestant tag given […]
When pigs fly: Senior anatomy dissection won’t be the same this year
By J1 Reporter Sylvia Poulos Many Marian girls have heard of the fetal pig dissection. You know, the one that makes the hallways a little smelly for a […]
Staying connected with grandparents through world pandemic
By J1 reporter Grace Specht Keeping the elderly healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic is very important, so when life is constantly moving, people must find other ways to connect with […]
Looking Back, Field Day Experiences Since 2017
By J1 Reporter Anna Kidder Field Day can be a touchy subject for some. Whether or not a class comes out on top, they have created fun memories, learned something […]
Small business in trouble during the outbreak of COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Olivia Ost “Coronavirus,” “COVID-19,” and “pandemic” are words that bring chills to your skin. This awful disease has overtaken the lives of many people and has filled […]
COVID-19 affects Marian seniors
By J1 Reporter Alexis Ketcham The last quarter of senior year is one of the most unforgettable times of a high school student’s life. It’s filled with prom, graduation, spring […]
Behind the Scenes: Surprise Day 2020
By J1 Reporter Anna Voelker While most Marian girls spend their second semester making theories about when the highly anticipated date of Surprise Day is, there are a select few […]
Harvard Model Congress educates, inspires students to lead
OliviaSullivan A group of 17 juniors and seniors traveled to Boston, Mass. to participate in Harvard Model Congress. The conference took place from Feb. 19 to 23 and the group was […]
Mimes want to be seen, heard through actions
ColleenSully Marian’s Mime Troupe proves actions speak louder than words. Assistant to the Principal, Mrs. Michelle Delisi, has been moderating the club since she began working at Marian in 1978 […]
Human Trafficking Awareness Club educates girls
BellaSyslo “We wanted to open girls’ eyes to an issue that is huge in and around Omaha and bring awareness to the halls of Marian,” Human Trafficking Awareness Club moderator […]
Students excel in Scholastic Art Competition
(Reprinted from the March Network, page 10, additional photos added) BellaSyslo From picturesque watercolors of California beaches and Japan to historical costumes, Marian’s submissions to the Nebraska Scholastic Art Competition […]
Female golfers play past exclusivity
ChloeHerbert Women weren’t allowed to join Augusta National Golf Club until 2012, but the club, located in Augusta, Ga., is in no hurry to further include female golfers. The club, […]
