By ElsaJurrens I have been a reader for as long as I can remember. I was the type of kid to read every road sign and the back of cereal boxes. Pulling all-nighters to finish a series, scrolling on Wattpad, spending way too much money at Barnes and Noble and downloading hundreds of books on Kindle Unlimited… Read More Power of reading books translates to every aspect of life
KyraMcFadden The air in the room feels too thin, and I can’t seem to catch a breath of fresh air. My arms become numb as a nauseous feeling fills my stomach. I look around to see if anyone notices me as a million thoughts race through my head. “Is she looking at me?” “Does she… Read More Learning how to coexist with anxiety, the battle within
ElissaEisele There is no doubt that student-athletes, no matter the sport, sign up for a great deal of effort. From early mornings in the weightroom during pre-season, to numerous hours spent after school participating in practices and representing Marian during their matches, student-athletes put in the work. But what are student-athletes meant to do when… Read More Marian Wrestling program finds its home at former Encore building
By ElissaEisele Throughout high school, it can be easy to find yourself misjudging people off one interaction you’ve had with them. This is true for all grade levels but misjudgment can occur at a higher rate during your freshman year. As a freshman, it is no walk in the park learning the names of hundreds… Read More Miscalculating character: When first judgement fails, reconsider
By ElissaEisele Mock Trial season started in full swing in August. The team has two sections within it: a varsity competition team and a junior varsity non-competition team. The team itself is made up of students from all grade levels and all types of academic interests. With the range of teammates Mock Trial allows for… Read More Mock Trial students gain experience in field of law
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