NaomiDelkamiller & GaeaKaan 2020 has been and will be one of the strangest occurrences throughout history, and with all the social media platforms, historians will have an interesting time researching […]
With Dr. Bill Lydiatt, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs at Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital NatalieCusick & EmilySalzman Q: How have our numbers changed, and […]
MaryCateTabor Marian girls swipe their lunch cards for a chicken salad and three cookies for a total of $6.50. Just yesterday it seemed that it was only $5.50 for the […]
FrannieCihunka Every Marian girl remembers the moment they knew Marian was the place for them. For many girls, this realization happened at Marian’s annual open house. Unfortunately, due to Omaha’s […]
LexiKetcham Whether you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent, the 2020 election has made history and will pave the way for women to become political leaders. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris […]
QuinnFindley In the United States, being surrounded by decorated trees, festive radio stations and constant shopping catalogs, it’s easy to forget that not everyone celebrates the Christian holiday of Christmas: […]
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 […]
