By Audrey Otwell A leisurely hour-and-a-half drive on Highway 70 presents an opportunity to experience a community passionate with rich tradition, insightful stories and delicious tacos. July 22 to 28 […]
By Caroline Drew In the fall of 2017, Mr. Chris Dziadus began his first year teaching at Marian High School. Searching for a way to participate in the Marian community, […]
By Audrey Otwell A leisurely hour-and-a-half drive on Highway 70 presents an opportunity to experience a community passionate with rich tradition, insightful stories and delicious tacos. July 22 to 28 […]
by Allison Ostapowicz Marian’s Slam Poetry club has been competing in Louder Than a Bomb (LTAB) events for four years. Slam meets every Tuesday after school where the club does […]
by Julia Veik The Marian Mimes, founded in 1972, is a unique group of individuals who forgo words in exchange for facial expressions and gesturing. Miming allows members to grow […]
by Grace Sall “If one or both of your parents have a college degree, take one step forward.” “If you have ever been profiled by someone else using stereotypes, take […]
Reviews by Julia Veik ’18 Originally printed in the May Network, page 7 Class of 2022 “The Go-Between” by Veronica Chambers is the incoming freshman summer read. It’s a coming-of-age […]
By Hayley Golden ’18 Originally printed in the May Network page 7 They can be seen walking the halls before or after the latest holiday with their cookie duffel bags […]
By Kristin Beduhn There is only one class that requires you to carry around a doll of Edward Cullen, know the song “Can’t Touch This,” and ensures that you dance […]
By Lexi Schorg On March 16, 148 members of the Senior class headed to Gene Eppley Camp and Retreat Center in Bellevue for their final Marian retreat, which was sponsored […]
By Taylor Sterba Larry Richling is a family man and alum of Creighton Preparatory, who runs Hollywood Candy with his sister, a Marian alum, and his wife. The trio usually […]
By Caitlyn Virgillito Señora Cassie Craig is currently working towards a Master of Arts in Language Teaching (MALT) with a Spanish concentration at the University of Nebraska at Omaha to […]
By Caitlyn Virgillito and Tomi Huber In the 2017 – 2018 school year Mrs. Jen Christen decided to take the next step in her career by completing an additional degree […]
By Tomi Huber Miss Megan Han came to Marian in the fall of 2016 fresh out of college with a Bachelor’s Degree in Science and Mathematics. Now, a year later, […]
By Mary Watson When I walk out I always leave feeling better then when I walked in. I leave feeling like a better person,” senior Lily Veylupek said. She was […]
by Lily Watkins Everyone comes from somewhere. Some people define themselves by their roots, some by their present, others by a combination of both. No matter how they might currently […]
by Samantha Fabian There are currently over 6,000 distinct languages spoken all over the world today, and out of those, at least 350 are spoken in the United States. When […]
by Lily Watkins Forget crazy cat lady; sophomore Daisy Owen is a crazy dog lady in the making. As founder of the Mission PAWsible club, it’s natural to be a […]
by Maria Determan We all have that one object, whether it be the worn out teddy bear from your infant days, the pillow pet from your fifth grade birthday […]
by Allison Ostapowicz Step is a form of dance where the footwork is the most important part of the dance. This school year, senior Davine Francis introduced this art form […]
