The reason for my frustration when it comes to standardized tests
Column by J1 Reporter Danielle Carrol You wake up to the sound of your alarm blaring at you in the early morning, eat a healthy breakfast, grab your number two […]
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Priceless Benefits of Taking a Gap Year
Column by J1 Reporter Jill Williamson Put in simple terms, the approximate time the average American student spends in school from pre-K through their senior year of high school is 1,827,720 […]
The Prodigal Prososki: Junior kicks off her soccer playing potential
By J1 Reporter Sydney Schroeder Blood, sweat, and tears are only a small price to pay for junior Emma Prososki. Since she was only 3 years old, Prososki has been […]
Virtual College Visits: The New Reality
By J1 Reporter Jordan Moser A college visit can make or break a high school student’s decision on whether or not they apply to attend. A visit allows a student […]
Farewell to the Class of 2020 – InDepth May 2020
How far will the senior class go? (current as of May 15’s Declaration Day Video) • Arizona Grand Canyon University MayaReed SarahRollag University of Arizona EleanorHenderson • Arkansas University of […]
Change Is On The Way For Advanced Placement Exams
By J1 Reporter Mary Cate Tabor With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, many students are concerned with how the upcoming AP® exams will be handled and if they will even […]
COVID-19 affects Marian seniors
By J1 Reporter Alexis Ketcham The last quarter of senior year is one of the most unforgettable times of a high school student’s life. It’s filled with prom, graduation, spring […]
Future college athletes train to be better prepared
MaggiePeklo Training and conditioning for athletes is not unfamiliar. Four Marian students, seniors Parker Stafford and Liv Mathews and juniors Abby Russel and Abby Jacobsen, train with personal trainer and […]
Facebook has become popular for Marian seniors
ColleenSully Social media platforms are an easy and free way for all people to stay connected with the world. Newer apps are constantly being created and are often taken over […]
Senior Anna Methe balances work, school, lacrosse
EllaMeis Lacrosse is rising in popularity by the second. More and more students are participating and being recognized for their talent in the sport. Senior Anna Methe is passionate about […]
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, […]
Seniors explore careers through job shadowing opportunity
EllaMeis In order to give the seniors an extra boost into the world of adulting, Marian is giving them the opportunity to shadow someone with their ideal career. From the […]
Evaluating the importance of school
Opinion By J1 Reporter Daisy Owen School is ‘an institution for educating children’, but what kind of education are these institutions providing? Students learn about topics like the […]
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 […]
High School: Preparing students for college or burning them out?
Maria Alessandro It’s 1 a.m., and once again, I’m still awake studying for my test and two quizzes the next day. On one of my busier days, after going to […]
How Marian girls combine their goals and reality
By J1 reporter Ellen Everett Setting goals is something that is beneficial to everyone, and not just before New Years. Goal setting is important because it inspires you to give […]
The Senior Network staff doesn’t want to adJOURN from the halls of Marian
No one had any idea that one day in August of 2014 would have had so much of an effect on us. We had no idea that having no principal […]
Seniors declare post-graduation intentions
Mapping it out Members of the Class of 2018 sit on the floor of the East Gym on May 4 before passing the microphone and sharing their college and course […]
Seniors sign off for the next four years
By Lily Gonzalez On April 11, three Marian students officially signed to continue their academic and athletic/musical careers at their future colleges. The girls signed at 8 a.m. in Student […]
Gochenour ready for Ivy League school’s track and field team
by Audrey Yost Taking on college is one thing, but to take on an Ivy League university and play a sport is another battle- a battle that senior Kennedy Gochenour […]
