JordanMoser The New Year. A time for fresh starts, personal growth and of course, resolutions. New Year’s resolutions revolve around looking back at the previous year and seeing where you could improve. For some, that’s trying to not procrastinate, drink more water or to not drink as much Dr. Pepper (yes, I said it). For… Read More Diet culture, the predator that’s hiding in New Year’s resolutions
ElizabethMonzu A resolution that is just put together on the spot, on the day of New Year’s will most likely fail. A resolution that is met needs to be specific, realistic, and thought through. One way to make a resolution happen is to write it down because it increases the likelihood of you meeting that resolution… Read More Psychology plays into New Year’s resolutions
EliseMoulton Kwanzaa is an annual celebration of African American history and coming together as a community as brothers and sisters. Kwanzaa became a cultural tradition after the Watts Riots in Los Angeles, California in 1965. Dr. Maulana Karenga, a professor of Black Studies at California State University, created Kwanzaa after witnessing the disheartening violence in… Read More Sophomore family comes together to celebrate Kwanzaa
MaddieAdam Freshman Julia Ramadan was born in the country of Jordan in the Middle East and lived there for seven years. During her time there, her favorite celebration was Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, which is a holy month of fasting, prayer, and reflection. The dates of Ramadan change each year, and for 2022,… Read More Freshman shares unique perspective on holiday season
QuinnFindley Poetry Out Loud is a nation-wide organization that focuses on enlightening students on the beauty of poetry. This year Marian decided between six ninth graders, and the English Department ended up nominating freshman Madeline Smith as the school winner. The contest itself is judged on how well the chosen students can recite famous poems.… Read More Marian poets achieve in state, nation
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