Hallmark movies are seriously cliché, in the worst way possible
MollyMonahan It’s that time of the year again. Time for snuggling up by the fire with a rich hot chocolate, pressing your face against the cold car door window to […]
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Christmas isn’t universal: world religions celebrate tradition in December
QuinnFindley In the United States, being surrounded by decorated trees, festive radio stations and constant shopping catalogs, it’s easy to forget that not everyone celebrates the Christian holiday of Christmas: […]
Why ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ is a movie for all holidays
Column by J1 Reporter Avery Kinnison People love a good movie that they can watch on their favorite holiday. From Christmas to Halloween movies, the possibilities are endless. Most of […]
The Ultimate Holiday Debate
By J1 Reporter Anne Masek After Oct. 31 there are two different types of people: the ones who are eagerly waiting for Thanksgiving, leaves falling and football, or the people […]
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 […]
Stop telling me Santa isn’t real
Opinion by MaggiePeklo In fourth grade I had a crisis: my classmates told me Santa Claus didn’t exist and that my parents put presents under the Christmas tree. As a […]
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 […]
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 […]
‘White Christmas’ takes the stage
NoraFitzsimmons This October, the classic musical White Christmas will be taking the Marian stage. “The music is fabulous and it’s a great story,” Michelle Delisi, assistant director and choreographer, said. […]
The gift of stress keeps on giving
Set up the Christmas tree. Buy all the presents. Wrap everything, and I mean everything. Make a side dish. Hang the lights. Spend time with family. Go to work. Go […]
Santa Peal puts the joy in holidays
By Anna Kenney “My dad playing Santa is so cool! Not only does he make little boys and girls very happy, but I can tell how much he enjoys it,” […]
Disney produced magic with a twist
Review by Maria Alessandro The late 90s and early 2000s is when all the iconic Disney movies were made. From “The Lion King” to “Toy Story” and “Mulan,” the content […]
Students collaborate and create stories for Holy Name students
By Abby Butler Giving and receiving is a quintessential part of the holiday season. Marian students recognize this opportunity to give and the joy that it brings. On Nov. 12, […]
Saler-KNOWS Tradition: An Insight to a Family’s Christmas Tradition
By J1 Reporter Lydia Larson Tradition. Something that makes a family unite. In the dictionary, “tradition” states, “Transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation.” Some traditions are simple […]
Shoeboxes help bring in joy this holiday season
by J1 reporter Lauren Shotkoski The ground is glistening white, and slippery roads are causing problems with traffic; which can only have one explanation. Winter has begun. Though some people […]
Lex Talk: Holiday Traditions
Opinion By J1 Reporter Lexi Schorg Christmas. It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Ever since I was a child it has been a tradition to go to both of […]
Operation Christmas Child embodies the true meaning of Christmas
by Hayley Golden The joy that comes from unwrapping a gift is enthralling. The concealed gifts ignite curiosity, while elation and delight shine forth as they’re opened. Christmas, a holiday […]
November & December MBeat Broadcasts
November 2 MBeat: The Journalism I team of Samantha, Hailie, Kathryn and Allison bring you news of the week including “Singin’ in the Rain” musical footage, Metro Volleyball and the […]
Five days of Christmas
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It’s more than just mashed potatoes
alliemorrissey As we turn the page of the calendar to November, spooky skeletons and bags of sugary Halloween candy are immediately replaced by plastic Santa’s and miniature Christmas trees. All […]
