New Challenges In Finding A Prom Dress Arise Due To COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Haley Hoffman Prom season is a stressful time for everyone. The pressure of finding a dress, date, somewhere to eat, and all other other aspects that go […]
Tag Archives: COVID-19
COVID-19 vaccine finally set to be distributed, but when?
GaeaKaan Recent development of a COVID-19 vaccine has brought about the debate regarding its distribution. Millions of individuals around the country are re-entering society, getting back to work and attending […]
Temporary COVID-19 teaching practices might outlive the pandemic
NaomiDelkamiller When Mr. Tom Baker attended high school more than 50 years ago, it was a different time. High in the Berkshire Mountains of Norfolk, Conn., he sat quietly in […]
Dance team keeps school spirits high despite COVID-19 effects
LexiKetcham Dance, unlike many other sports, requires team synchronization, especially in high school dance teams where dancers are trained to look unified. Without every dancer physically in their formation, the […]
COVID-19 Q&A: today’s big questions with even bigger answers
With Dr. Bill Lydiatt, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs at Methodist Hospital and Methodist Women’s Hospital NatalieCusick & EmilySalzman Q: How have our numbers changed, and […]
New Regulations Press New Questions
By J1 Reporter Lily Mausbach Desks are 6 feet apart and if they aren’t, they have 2-foot tall transparent plexiglass up all around to make you feel like you’re in […]
Parent-Teacher Conferences Continue in a Pandemic
By J1 Reporter Jill Williamson If a Marian student was told that she would be forced to practically FaceTime her teacher with her parents alongside her a year ago, she […]
Marian athletes wear masks to practices, sporting events, but outside activites put the entire community at risk of COVID-19
SophiaVirgillito Exercising and playing sports while wearing a mask reduces the possibility of contracting COVID-19. Marian athletes are required to wear face masks when playing close contact sports, such as […]
Student Decides to Stay Remote in Efforts to Protect Family
By J1 Reporter Erin Connelly When the announcement was made that students could return to school five days a week, a flood of emotions was brought to many people. There […]
Operation Others works to stay safe while serving community
By J1 Reporter Sydney Witkowski Students all over the world are trying to balance how to stay safe and healthy while still being involved in their community. Operation Others, a […]
The Future of Mandarin in the Midst of COVID-19
By J1 reporter Liv Birnstihl Learning a new language is tricky enough as it is. But Mandarin? Now that’s a whole other story. With the removal of Latin from Marian’s […]
The Outbreak of a New Model
By J1 Reporter Ashley Johanek COVID-19 cases rising. Students and teachers finally got used to the hybrid. As Marian High School Principal Mrs. Susie Sullivan observes the Marian community, she […]
How Volleyball and Softball Have Overcome COVID-19
By J1 Reporter Brianna Dovali Over the past eight months, the sports world has been drastically changed. Not only have college and professional sports been affected, but sports here at […]
COVID-19 In The Marian Weight Room Enforces New Changes
By J1 Reporter Haley Hoffman The effects of COVID-19 have dramatically changed the pathway for athletes everywhere. From football teams opting out of their Friday night lights, to teams requiring […]
How COVID-19 Affects the Marian Dance Team
By J 1 Reporter Clare Degan The Marian Dance Team (MDT) always wears their staple blue and white dance uniform with silver rhinestones lining the hem of the skirt and […]
Servants of Mary Adapt to COVID-19 Challenges
By J1 Reporter Elise Moulton The Servants of Mary traverse new paths due to recent challenges in order to provide for the Marian community. The sisters work and leisure activities […]
Walk-A-Thon Creates Controversy
By J1 Reporters Marin Krenzer and Elleiana Green Bombarded by first day jitters, the students of Marian sat in their first block of the year, nervous about new protocols for […]
The Marian Community Stresses WAT Competition and Its Future
By: J1 Reporters Lucy Drexel and Sydney Schroeder It’s the fall of 1984. Honestly no one knows what’s going on other than the fact that you and your class just […]
Fundraising Continues During a Pandemic
By J1 Reporters Carli Ahsan and Maddie Auman In the midst of a global pandemic, Marian held its annual Walk-A-Thon student fundraiser. Students were instructed to follow COVID-19 regulations as […]
Marian Students Battle COVID While Blowing Bubbles
By J1 Reporters Chioma Aloziem and Eliza Turco Blowing bubbles during an airborne virus pandemic is problematic. With a motivational theme and the promise of bubbles, Marian students could not […]
