MeredithBritson On March 17, tens of thousands of fans crowded into the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and eagerly awaited their favorite singer to take the stage. Among these 70,000 fans was Spanish teacher Amanda Pritchard with her in-laws. All of them excitedly waited for Taylor Swift to perform the first concert of her… Read More Swiftie in Room 316 shares her lifelong love
ElliePeter It’s common knowledge that grandmas know everything. Or in this case, nanas. Mother to a Marian alumna and now a Marian grandma, Patsy Peter, or Nana, finds comfort in cooking. Nana taught herself how to cook, and passed her knowledge on to her son Matt, and now her grandchildren. One of her most popular… Read More Made with love… and butter
LilyBiggs Clubs are an essential part of meeting new people at Marian. According to the Network’s April survey, 97% of Marian’s student body say they are active members of a club. Students are encouraged to join and be engaged in clubs they are interested in. However, it takes more than showing up occasionally to keep… Read More Club leadership creates memories, relationships, opportunities
Opinion by JennaWoodard Imagine that you are a college student struggling to pay rent and get by on what little groceries you have left. Your only paycheck comes from your part time job as a waitress, where you work every day after school. You are already stretched thin and exhausted by the time your shift… Read More Mistreating the waitstaff is far too common today
MeganSchneider The effects of birth order have been heavily debated by child psychologists. While some believe that the effects are only present in an immediate family context, others think the effects extend to all facets of life. Despite the effects of birth order being heavily scrutinized, the general public seems to pick up on traits… Read More Students discuss impact birth order has on personality
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