by J1 reporters Brianna Dovali & Anne Masek Opportunities to be educated on the topics of race, discrimination, and open-mindedness are more available now than ever. One resource that is […]
By J1 reporter Fiona Gautschi The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported approximately 1.9 million individuals ages 3-17 have been diagnosed with depression and 4.4 million diagnosed with […]
A new addition in government has given Native Americans across the nation a reason to celebrate. Deb Haaland’s position as the 54th United States Secretary of the Interior allows Native Americans to have greater representation and a valued voice in government. This is truly a historical feat, as Haaland is the first Native American Cabinet Secretary in the history of the United States.
Currently, there are 19 Marian students who fully or partially identify as being of Asian or Pacific Islander descent, according to enrollment statistics. In a world full of hate and bigotry, it is important to be an ally to the Asian community and voice that Asian lives matter.
By J1 Reporter Christina Tinley Every day, whining voices complaining about too much homework, insanely hard tests, and crazy class rules bombarded me. They said it was “so unfair” how […]
By J1 Reporter Marin Krenzer Every year, many novels are adapted for the big screen. Authors watch as their stories are passed between screenwriters, directors, cinematographers, and studio heads. It’s […]
By J1 Reporter Sarah Cronin The only truly unifying aspect of the diverse and differentiating Marian population is the blue plaid skirt or skort students don every day. Along with […]
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 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 Caroline Drew District music may sound exactly like a District competition in any other sport or school activity, but it is more than just a competition between Nebraska musicians. […]
By Aileen Zitek It’s field season. School spirit and lively discussion can be found all throughout the halls at Marian, but what is it like in the halls at home? […]
By Maria Piperis Your homeroom teacher, Tim from the lunch line, the maintenance guys, Sister Margaret— any of the above could be one of the 15 Secret Spirit Judges for […]
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 Emma Schafer Soccer season is upon us, and the two-time defending state champions are back on the field doing their thing. Seven seniors returned to lead the team to […]
By Anna Kenney You snooze through your alarm Monday morning and it’s already 7:30, you don’t have time to get Dunkin, and now you must face the inevitable: Soph Lot. […]
By Sally Noble The Civil Rights protests in Selma. The Greensboro sit-ins. Little Rock Nine’s fight for desegregation in schools. The fight for women’s education around the world. The Black […]
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 […]
Review by Lily Blake If I know one thing for certain, it is that I am a foodie. Whether I am out at a restaurant inquiring about the menu, or […]
