By CeciUrbanski Sheer horror swept over the media as millions watched videos of tomato soup dripping from one of Vincent Van Gogh’s most priceless paintings. On Oct. 14, a European climate activism group known as Just Stop Oil intentionally splashed a full can of soup on Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers in the U.K. National Art… Read More How far is too far? Resisting climate change
By MaggieMorris Marian offers numerous extracurricular activities for students to get involved in outside of their regular classes. These include athletic teams, campus ministry groups and school-related clubs like World Language Club, Young Medicine Club and Art Club. Many girls are also involved in student publications. Some do it for academic and dual college credit,… Read More BURN literary magazine presents opportunity to demonstrate creativity
Column by CeciUrbanski How come we give the people we know the benefit of the doubt, but never the stranger? Why is it that we condense the entirety of a human into a first impression and a stereotype? While this sort of behavior may shield us from the dangers of vulnerability and trust, it also… Read More The stranger is our savior
By ReaganRosenbaum Society today has come to a consensus that failure should be avoided at all costs. Year after year, the negative connotations start to grasp the word more tightly with each second, until it has become the thing people chasing success are most afraid of. In reality, what does the word failure actually mean?… Read More Defining failure differently determines growth
By CeciUrbanski Physics isn’t the most important thing being taught in science teacher Mr. Nick Miller’s classroom. Students in Miller’s class are being challenged to look beyond the laws of motion to learn about themselves. When discussing the anxiety that many students have about academic failure, Miller said, “life is not just school, and school… Read More Teaching students value of struggle in growth mindset
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