by Maggie Prosser “I think it’s starting to turn around,” Ms. Ronda Motykowski said. Motykowski explained that all sports teams at Marian have their highs and lows. It’s a continuous cycle […]
by Audrey Yost Staying in shape is hard. To eat healthy, work out consistently and stay actively involved in your community and school can become difficult. The constant groans of […]
by Julia Veik From “The Nutcracker” to “A Christmas Carol,” sophomore Emma Johnson has been involved in theater for a large part of her life. Johnson is a cast member […]
by Delaney Stekr Seven seconds; long enough to put your hair up in a bun, watch a quick vine (R.I.P.) or if you are Usain Bolt, run a casual 73 […]
by Grace Sall Most computers are used for domestic tasks and sit idly when not in use. But various programs can take seemingly unused computers and put them to work […]
by Katherine Martin Some girls dream of their wedding their entire lives. Others would rather talk about anything else and plan on not getting married. But one thing that girls […]
by Samantha Fabian Marian’s Faith in Action Team (FIAT) core team attended the 2017 National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) as an official school group for the first time. From Nov. […]
by Hayley Golden The joy that comes from unwrapping a gift is enthralling. The concealed gifts ignite curiosity, while elation and delight shine forth as they’re opened. Christmas, a holiday […]
by Maddie Robertson Sa Voix, meaning “Her Voice,” is an organization that gives Haitian women the opportunity to express themselves, learn valuable life skills and provide for their families. The […]
by Sofy Herrera Picture this: the year is 2017. I am making the same decisions I have been making my whole life. What type of decisions, you may ask… inconveniently […]
Opinion by Delaney Stekr Everyone and their mother has a set of pet peeves that drive them up a wall. For my mother, it is that I never ever shut […]
by Allison Ostapowicz Living in a country where we can openly speak our opinions is a blessing. But it […]
by Maggie Prosser From Nov. 12-18, Baxter Arena hosted their biggest event yet: (no, not Marian Field Day) The 2018 U.S. Olympic Curling Trials. Baxter Arena announced this honor in […]
by Samantha Fabian Blue and white balloons began popping up one after another as Recruitment Director Mrs. Molly Woodman prepared for Marian’s annual Open House on Sunday, Nov. 19. With […]
by Shannon McSweeney One thing that can be said about Marian: it is never boring. The president and principal stand in the cold in costumes on Halloween, there is a […]
by Maddie Robertson The well-being of students is always a school’s top priority. Along with their dedication to pushing their students to excel academically, athletically and creatively, it is […]
by Audrey Hertel & Julia Hingorani According to the 2016 United States Census Bureau, out of the 323.1 million people residing in the United States, 800,000 of them receive benefits […]
by Julia Hingorani One of the best ways to get into the holiday spirit is by listening to the joyful songs that play everywhere during the month of December. On […]
tessamclaughlin Mrs. Michelle Delisi ’74 is the organization queen and backbone of the school. From coaching the Dance Team to arranging almost all of the events held at Marian, Delisi shines […]
kathrynbaginski Tornado sirens blared as the Nelson family rushed to the safety of the basement. “We have to go get Rudy!” someone shouted. Sophomore Grace Nelson ran upstairs to rescue her […]
