You’re not alone: sharing struggles can make a difference
Opinion Column by J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler We’ve all had those sleepovers with our best friends. During the late night or early morning conversations at 1 a.m., all the secrets […]
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Field Day behind the scenes
By J1 Reporters Maggie Timmerman and Anna Feldman Field Day season is upon the Marian community. Girls are running around the gym setting up walls, screaming their lungs out in […]
High schoolers should not have a job
By J1 Reporter Emori Hamilton After being at school for seven hours a day, five days a week, coming home to do another few hours of government or math homework […]
Staying safe and alert during prom
By J1 Reporter Ella Meis Prom is an event for students to have fun in a carefree environment with friends. It can be one of the most memorable events of […]
Working in high school: why you should do it
Opinion by J1 Reporter Libby Schimonitz A brand new phone, new clothes for every season, and the trendiest food. What do those three things have in common? The answer is […]
An Outrageous Publicity Stunt
Opinion by J1 Reporter Maya Reed A hate crime is defined as an criminal act against a person or a person’s property by an offender motivated by racial or other […]
GoYogi: helpful or a waste of time?
By JI Reporter Chloe Degan There’s no doubt that high school is difficult. Students are struggling to finish assignments, meet due dates on time, keep grades as high as possible, […]
Don’t follow the standards
Opinion by J1 reporter Maya Reed “I didn’t eat today.” “I’m on diet.” “I’m starving, but I’m losing weight, so it’s fine.” There are millions of girls who look at […]
The Espirit de Corps committee inspires unity between classes
By J1 Reporter Ellen Everett Traditionally, Field Day season gets very competitive between Marian girls and their classes. Sadly, negative posts on social media and rude words directed toward other […]
The addition the uniform needs: sweatshirts
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 […]
Burn magazine Spring Showcase in full bloom
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo Marian’s beloved student-produced, artistic magazine is officially back for another vibrant and spring-inspired edition. The pages of Burn magazine have become a tribute to student […]
Burn magazine Spring Showcase in full bloom
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo Marian’s beloved student-produced, artistic magazine is officially back for another vibrant and spring-inspired edition. The pages of Burn magazine have become a tribute to student […]
Senior Ashley Stanek overcomes injury
Kayla Gornall Senior Ashley Stanek is a performer at heart. She has been a cheerleader for Marian for the past four years and a Field Day cheerleader for the past […]
The McDonalds Fry: Overlooked and Misunderstood?
Caroline Drew Consider, for a moment, the McDonald’s French fry. The same golden color of the restaurant’s famous logo, dusted with salt and, if eaten within the first 10 minutes, […]
Upcoming Events
Caroline Drew UNMC tie blankets Last year Mrs. Susan Altman and several of her students organized a drive at Marian to fund the purchase of mass amounts of fabric in […]
Elective classes not to be missed
Caroline Drew As juniors and seniors, Marian students have the opportunity to take more electives than ever before. Amid the overwhelming options, here are some single-semester classes that come highly […]
Not Everyone Can Win
Opinion by J1 Reporter Lauren Zadalis “But everyone gets a trophy for participating!” This phrase is the applauded for absolutely no reason. Children these days receive a ribbon, certificate, trophy, […]
Perfectionism: Art vs Reality
I was working on my Art the previous night and I couldn’t help but compare my work to others.I compared it to my classmates, and even though it was my […]
High school… you will be missed
Opinion Column By J1 Reporter Rilee Silvain Within a blink of an eye, it’s graduation day. You say thank you to all your teachers who have helped you become the […]
How an entire generation has lost the ability to listen
I’ve always been somewhat of a Chatty Cathy. In second grade I was sent to the principal’s office for a “behavioral issue” that involved me and opening my mouth […]
