Opinion Column by Mia Butler I woke up at 6:50 a.m. Despite my attempt at a speedy and trusty routine, I was late to school. I pulled in at a ripe 7:56, missing the first bell by just a pinch. Shamefully walking up the school parking lot, I gaze up at nature’s finest painting: the… Read More I hope
By J1 reporter Lilly McAndrews Pen to paper. Lecture after lecture. Sitting at a desk during a hard, calculated course. This is exactly what Mrs. Stacy Tunink’s education in forensic science looked like. Mrs. Tunink, Honors and AP Chemistry teacher at Marian, explains her education: “I got to work with medical examiners in Denver during… Read More Tunink can solve more than chemistry problems
Opinion by ElissaEisele “You’re not going out like that,” is a sentence we’ve all heard from our parents or guardians at least a time or two. Have you ever taken the time to consider why they’re stating that? It’s simple. We live in a hyper sexual society, and this is one of many negative effects. Our parents… Read More The importance of educating students on sexual assault
*Alarm* BEEP BEEP BEEP. Check the clock, it is 6 a.m. Get up. Eat breakfast. Brush your teeth. Go to school. Get out of school at 3. Go to Practice and or work. Eat dinner. Do hours of homework. Study. Occasionally watch Netflix or Tik Tok (but at the risk of losing… Read More The Education system is failing its students
FrannieCihunka This summer, the video of George Floyd’s death rocked the U.S and sparked a revolution set on ending the systemic racism in the country. Communities across the country have shown their support for the Black Lives Matter movement, and Marian was no exception. Many students used their voices to contribute to the movement through social media, through protesting,… Read More Activism at Marian: How Marian Girls are Finding Solutions to Difficult Problems
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