Facing Boredom: What Self Isolation Will No Longer Let Me Avoid
Opinion by J1 Reporter Rachel Achola “I’m bored,” is a phrase that has become familiar in my day to day life. It has driven me to make countless bad decisions […]
Tag Archives: COVID-19
My frenemy: COVID
Reflection by NayahMbilain Sadness, regret and anxiousness are all feelings I would use to describe my oh-so tragic senior year, well at least at the beginning. Senior year was supposed […]
QuaranTEEN’s 17th Birthday
Commentary By J1 Reporter Sophia Simmons Although big birthday celebrations are cancelled this spring with COVID-19, that does not mean celebrating another year of life is. On April 19, I […]
Embracing the change, finding the positive
By J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell With the entire media flooded with news related to the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be extremely hard to keep up high spirits. There is always […]
Working on a better you: Tips for staying healthy and active
By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan The recent outbreak of COVID-19 has taken everyone by surprise. Due to the virus, anxiety and stress are increasing for a majority of everyone in […]
Servants of Mary Reduce COVID-19 Anxiety With New Precautions
By J1 Reporter Sam Pelan COVID-19 has made a big impact worldwide and in the Marian community. It affects everyone, but it is especially dangerous among people with compromised […]
1 Month into Quarantine, Journalism 1- Block C Reflections
Frannie: It’s been a whole month since we’ve begun online schooling. 30 days. I’ll be honest, it’s been pretty difficult. I miss seeing my friends every day, going to all […]
1 Month into Quarantine, Journalism 1- Block G Reflections
Quinn F: In all honesty, I haven’t minded quarantine that much. Of course I miss seeing my friends, and my family can drive me crazy by being up in my room […]
Robotics state champs denied ‘world’ of opportunity
By J1 Reporter Maddie Genoways 16754. Sounds like a prison inmate, right? But in reality, this was the title given to Marian’s turnaround Robotics team and the contestant tag given […]
When pigs fly: Senior anatomy dissection won’t be the same this year
By J1 Reporter Sylvia Poulos Many Marian girls have heard of the fetal pig dissection. You know, the one that makes the hallways a little smelly for a […]
Can’t Have a Virus Without US: Social Distancing is a Group Effort
Opinion By J1 Reporter Maddie Genoways Social distancing. I mean, that really sounds like someone else’s problem, right? No one else is out, so who cares if you grab lunch […]
Staying connected with grandparents through world pandemic
By J1 reporter Grace Specht Keeping the elderly healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic is very important, so when life is constantly moving, people must find other ways to connect with […]
COVID cancels Twelfth Night, actors disappointed, but still optimistic
By J1 reporter Margaret Kelly Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, Marian has halted all spring activities. Included in these activities are the spring play, and choir performances. This announcement […]
Enduring the Epidemic
Opinion By J1 Reporter Gaea Kaan It’s hard to think about things besides boredom or what you might do tomorrow, but for some members of society, the next day is […]
Marian’s blood drive cancelled, Red Cross faces blood shortages due to the outbreak of COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Maddie Mitchell Volunteer hours are not required at Marian, but most Marian girls still venture out into the community to donate their time, money and talents. Marian […]
Small business in trouble during the outbreak of COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Olivia Ost “Coronavirus,” “COVID-19,” and “pandemic” are words that bring chills to your skin. This awful disease has overtaken the lives of many people and has filled […]
Small businesses are handling recent changes
By J1 Reporter Quinn Findley With the outbreak of COVID-19, small businesses, restaurants in particular, have had to remodel their methods of selling to help stop the spread of the […]
When Teachers over-assign, they are stressing out parents
Opinion by J1 reporter Quinn Findley With schools closing down until further notice, teachers have been forced to create unique ways to teach online, but not every school has the […]
Supplies in Dire Shortage
By J1 Reporter Olivia Turkel With the recent outbreak of COVID-19, news stations have been pushing out new information as quickly as possible. New information regarding precautionary steps, CDC guidelines […]
Essentials on the Frontlines: Journalists
By J1 reporter Naomi Delkamiller Omaha native and New York Times photography fellow, Calla Kessler, 23, returned to Nebraska in mid-March. She left her Brooklyn apartment to use her skills […]
