Abby Butler More than 1.5 million juniors take the prestigious national PSAT annually. Only a select number of students receive recognition from the National Merit Scholarship program, and, this year, […]
Maria Alessandro Marian girls were reminded of all the special things their fathers contribute to their lives at the annual Father-Daughter Mass on Sunday, Oct. 7. The Father-Daughter Mass helps […]
Audrey Otwell Texts and threats from terrorists were regular occurrences for Afghan refugee Shafiq Jahish. He was 17 years old when he began working for the United States militia as […]
Kayla Gornall Sitting face-to-face with two criminals in a maximum security penitentiary may not seem like a situation one would volunteer to be in. However, Sociology II students knew exactly […]
Tomi Huber It is important for everyone, male and female, to be aware of their risk to breast cancer. One in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. […]
Lily Blake Unless you were living under a rock from Sept. 27-Oct. 6, you probably have heard at least something about the scandal regarding the accusations of sexual assault by […]
Daylee Daubert Every year schools in the Omaha area nominate students to be recognized for their achievements. Those who are nominated attend a luncheon to display their achievements and their […]
Caroline Drew Squeezing into the carpeted sanctuary, 179 girls shed their shoes to sit cross-legged on the floor of the Islamic sanctuary at the Tri-Faith Initiative American Muslim Institute. Some […]
Qwynn Watts Recently in the media, there has been a plethora of bad news. It’s tiring reading through an avalanche of awfulness day after day when all you want is […]
Lily Blake Coming back to school after a long summer, there were obviously many changes to the interior of the school; one of the many changes was the new robotics […]
Ellie Farner Girls Who Code is a national organization whose goal is to get more girls interested in coding and just so happens to be Marian’s newest club. Mrs. Sharon […]
Caroline Drew Global news can often feel oceans away and it can be difficult to remember why we, as Marian students, should care. Thanks to the internet, the world is […]
By Aileen Zitek Marian is known for its many different extracurriculars. Marian adds to its list by creating a debate team. The last time Marian had a debate team was […]
By Qwynn Watts On May 18 of this past school year Marian held a groundbreaking ceremony symbolizing the beginning of the long anticipated campus renovation. All classrooms were expected to […]
By Kaitlyn Rosenbaum On Saturday Aug. 4, the Sisters of Mary gathered in the Performing Arts Center for mass. This wasn’t an ordinary daily mass but one to celebrate and […]
ONLINE NOTE: The story originally appeared in the May 2018 Network. Photo updates have been added through the first month of summer. Story by Julia Hingorani ’18 New and refurbished […]
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 Maddie Robertson ’18 For 30 years, Ms. Kathy Janata has served the Marian community by incorporating compassion, wisdom and innovation into her work. Before working as a theology teacher […]
by Maddie Robertson ’18 Although she is leaving after only a year of teaching at Marian, Mandarin I teacher Ms. Jessie Guo has left an everlasting mark on the Marian […]
By Daylee Daubert Junkstock is one of the best festivals for junk, music and food around the country, and it’s right here in the heartland. Refurbished junk, vintage finds, unique […]
