Little Miss Sunshine will brighten your day
By J1 reporter Quinn Findley “Little Miss Sunshine” is one hour and 41 minute story of a family filled with struggle, but overcome with unconditional love. Directed by Valerie Faris […]
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Blind-sided by a great movie
Review By J1 Reporter Emily Salzman This winter break, the Salzman residence was mildly hectic, however at times the atmosphere presented a time to sit back, relax and watch […]
My new favorite movie
Review by J1 Reporter Molly Smith We all love a dog movie, whether it’s “Marley and Me” or “A Dog’s Purpose,” and the newest one, “The Art of Racing in […]
Five five-star books to read this Christmas Break
Reviews by MaggiePeklo “Six of Crows” by Leigh Bardugo (Fantasy) This book is for those who love supporting the antagonists and enjoy bloody heists. Leigh Bardugo wonderfully crafts a story […]
Piernicky bakes by the thousands
LibbySchimonitz The holidays are a fun time for every student. They get out of school for a couple of weeks, don’t have to worry about class work once finals are […]
Miller helps students with major decisions
By J1 Reporter Courtney Thompson Choosing a college can be a stressful, and sometimes seemingly impossible climb for many high school students. Picking a major, staying in state or leaving, […]
What’s New with the Blue Brew
By J1 Reporter Samantha Pelan This year several things are different with the Blue Brew. The days, items, and location have been changed for better sales. The Blue Brew is […]
Making speech history: Shruthi Kumar’s national victories
By J1 Reporter Callie Cavanaugh Marian’s speech program, like nearly all school activities, fluctuates from year to year. Similar to any other competitive sport or activity, some years the […]
Marian girls have freedom of choice with money
A high schooler’s choice of freedom begins the moment they come into the first day of school. Whether it’s freedom of choice of clothes or independence for classes enrolled, current […]
First baby brings joy into Spanish teacher’s life
By J1 Reporter Molly Smith On Aug. 20, beloved Spanish teacher Mrs. Amanda Pritchard and her husband Jack brought their first child into the world, James William Pritchard, at 11:35 […]
Planning of 19th Amendment celebration underway
By J1 Reporter Lexi Ketcham A day full of celebration for women around the United States will take place on August 18, 2020 as they honor 100 years since women […]
Fashion outside of uniform allows for student creativity
By J1 Reporters Rachel Achola and Molly Monahan Students at Marian wear a uniform each day to school. While it allows the students to be less rushed during mornings and […]
Coffee conundrum confounds consumers
By J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell It is no secret to anyone that Marian girls love their coffee. With FBLA’s Blue Brew offering coffee two times a week in the Quad […]
BLUEtique Holiday Open House
By J1 Reporter Moira Hale The Marian BLUEtique is adored by many students, family, staff and alumnae. There is something for everyone! “I love shopping at the BLUEtique to […]
New student learning platform replaces eBackpack
By J1 Reporter Anna Kidder After the unfortunate crash and bankruptcy of eBackpack this summer, Marian students have had to adapt to Google Classroom for all of their course needs. […]
Future Marian girls connect at Mini- Surprise night
By J1 Reporter Grace Specht The Class of 2024, future Marian girls, experienced a Marian Mini-Surprise Night on Oct. 5. Mini-Surprise Night has been a Marian tradition since 2009. Mini-Surprise […]
Marian athletes commit to colleges
By J1 Reporters Sophia Stevens and Grace Virgillito A few Marian girls every year make the decision to continue their academics while playing a college sport. In the past years, […]
Baby boom at Marian enhances teacher perspective
By J1 Reporters Anna Dailey and Anna Voelker In the past year, at least seven staff members at Marian have had children. Mr. Peter Cunningham, Math teacher, and Mrs. Jilian […]
Servants of Mary continue connections to Congo
By J1 Reporter Natalie Cusick Marian’s next door neighbors and founders, the Servants of Mary, have two visitors this semester. The two visitors are Servites Sister Constance Musese and Sister […]
Polar Plunge Raises Money for Special Olympics
By J1 Reporters Mary Cate Tabor and Sophia Virgillito Marian students who wish to participate in the Polar Plunge will be freezing for a good reason on Feb. 8. Polar […]
