Restricting Honor and Memory
Column By J1 Reporter Kathryn Stec Age puts restrictions on a lot of aspects in life. You can’t drive until you’re 16, you can’t vote until you’re 18, and you […]
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Money can’t buy happiness, but it can sure buy memories
Column by J1 Reporter Elizabeth Monzu I have been told since I was very young that being materialistic is bad and relying on comfort from physical possessions is not the […]
‘Don’t call me that disgusting word’
Column by J1 reporter Shannon Monahan My mom is a very open person about talking about her beliefs with me. She would always try to educate me and my siblings […]
Wasting Time Can Be Prevented
Column By J1 Reporter Lucy Loughran Wasting time is an extremely common fear and occurrence for many people, especially high school students. When coming home from an eight hour or […]
New influencers ruin the word “confidence” for our young women
Column by J1 reporter Haley Hoffman When I was little, I went home to drop my backpack on the kitchen floor, change out of my plain uniform, and hop on […]
Full tanks fill up your heart
Column by J1 Reporter Elleiana Green Intermittent storms pass through all day as you sit in your fourth period class. Looking at your agenda, you know that you have a […]
Get your car moving, I need to get to school
Column by J1 Reporter Maddie Adam My drive to school each day is filled with the same headache. It takes me about 30 minutes on a good day to reach […]
Can I get that with no cheese?
Column by J1 Reporter Ashley Doehner From my earliest memories of childhood, I have always had one quality that made me stand out. No matter how much I tried to […]
#TaylorSwiftIsOverParty: Cancel culture and its Dangers
Column by J1 Reporter Anna Rasgorshek “If I never hear another Taylor Swift song, I’d be pretty happy. #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty,” Jeff Pearlman tweeted on July 13, 2016. #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty was the number […]
“Miracle Teacher” or Master Manipulator?
Column by J1 Reporter Gigi Salerno Were Helen Keller’s accomplishments exaggerated to further her teacher, Anne Sullivan’s, progressive ideals? At just 19 months, Keller fell ill, leaving her both blind […]
New Regulations Press New Questions
By J1 Reporter Lily Mausbach Desks are 6 feet apart and if they aren’t, they have 2-foot tall transparent plexiglass up all around to make you feel like you’re in […]
Lolo’s Angels Helps Kids Survive and Thrive
By J1 Reporter: Anne Masek When LesLee Hacker heard the traumatizing news about her 10-year-old daughter, Lauren, she was speechless. She heard these certain words from the doctor that no […]
Go Yogi program works to better mental health
By J1 Reporter Kenzie Darrow Marian’s Go Yogi Program has existed for almost three years. Most students said they they liked the program or at least didn’t mind it. However, […]
Young Politician Members Get Involved
By J1 Reporter Christina Tinley Only 40 Marian students were eligible to vote this election making the majority of students unable to directly influence the election. Finding ways to be […]
Two freshman girls and the effect of the pandemic on the beginning of their high school experience
By J1 Reporter Danielle Carrol Networking for freshmen looks different this year due to the uncertainty of these times. Two freshman girls are starting off the year differently based on […]
Marian Cheer Team Persists During COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Marin Krenzer Go team go! If you’ve ever been to a sports game, you have probably seen a cheer team. As crowd leaders, the cheerleading team is […]
Parent-Teacher Conferences Continue in a Pandemic
By J1 Reporter Jill Williamson If a Marian student was told that she would be forced to practically FaceTime her teacher with her parents alongside her a year ago, she […]
Her Journey…A Musical Inspiration
By J1 Reporter Kenzie Anderson Music is a part of so many people’s lives and so many people’s lives have been changed just by discovering and listening to, singing with, […]
Student-athlete foresees a bright future
By J1 reporter Ashley Doehner The only thing that can turn aspirations into a reality is hard work and determination. Junior Nettie Knapton is working the long haul to achieve […]
Students Face Challenges of Online Learning
By J1 Reporter Fiona Gautschi Until 2020, the terms “remote learning,” and “school all online,” were foreign terms for most people. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, these terms soon became […]
