By J1 Reporter Anna Dailey In September, Marian, Mercy and Duchesne are hosting a conference to celebrate the 100th year anniversary of the 19th Amendment getting ratified. The 19th Amendment […]
NayahMbilain On Friday, Feb. 7, Marian girls participated in the annual celebration of MarianFEST. The event was held at the Marriott hotel downtown. Tickets were sold for $150 per person, […]
AkerAjak Many students had the opportunity to attend the 4th Annual Black and Brown Legislative Training and Legislative Day on Feb. 13 and 27. The training consisted of multiple speakers […]
(Reprinted and updated from the March Network pg. 3) HollyMcCutcheon Marian’s speech team is in action and ready to finish out a successful season. “Speech involves writing your own informative […]
(reprinted from the March Network, page 3, with brief COVID-19 updates here) DiannaSledge Marian’s debate team has been on and off for decades, but right now, it is in its […]
ChloeHerbert Ruining 27 state bridges, approximately 200 miles of pavement and creating more than $1 billion in damages, according to the US Department of Transportation, the Nebraska flood of 2019 […]
OliviaSullivan The upcoming election on Nov. 3, 2020 will be the first election current Marian students will be eligible to vote. It is also a presidential election. […]
OliviaSullivan Stacey Abrams was featured as the keynote speaker in mid-December at Girls Inc.’s annual Lunch for the Girls. Abrams is an author, entrepreneur, nonprofit CEO and political leader whose […]
BellaSyslo If you ever happen to catch yourself cruising down Military Ave. on a Thursday morning, don’t be shocked to see a flock of Servites camped out on the corner […]
Review By J1 Reporter Margaret Kelly Saturdays may be for the boys, but Fridays are for the girls. Recently, I spent a night out with a couple of my coworkers, […]
AkerAjak For the first time at Marian, seven students were given the opportunity to go on a four day retreat called IncluCity. Junior Lauren Harris, one of the students […]
ChiaraWallen For many, waking up at 4 a.m. to go to the airport is a drag. However, for a few newspaper and yearbook staffers, waking up at 4 a.m. to […]
ArinanaGanson Almost everyone pictures themselves in a future they are proud of. It’s easy to imagine yourself in a position if the person holding it mirrors your image, but for […]
LilyWeindel The Lucas Oil Stadium was filled the weekend of Nov. 23, but not with concert goers or excited football fans waiting for the Indianapolis Colts. Instead, it was filled […]
JasmineButtler At some point in their lives, every woman experiences the coming of age ritual of getting her first period. Tampons, pads and other menstrual products are essential for every […]
LilyWeindel The PSAT is administered to high schoolers each year and it initiates the competition for the National Merit Scholarship program. Approximately 1.6 million high schoolers are entered in the […]
ChloeHerbert In response to a sexual harassment infraction between a former Marian coach and former student in 2013, that was brought to the school’s attention last winter on social media, […]
OliviaSullivan On Monday Sept. 30, the African American history class and their teacher Mr. David Anderson attended a symposium at the Douglas County Courthouse. It commemorated the 100th anniversary of […]
ColleenSully The social problems classes had the opportunity to go to the Omaha Correctional Center in order to further study the United States’ justice system. They spoke to inmates and […]
OliviaSullivan This semester, Project Welcome is sponsoring a refugee family from Kabul, Afghanistan. “We try to help at least two families a year,” Mrs. Katy Salzman, Project Welcome club moderator […]
