JasmineButtler A new addition with four legs and golden fur is coming to Marian classrooms. Since the founding of Therapy Dogs International in 1976, therapy dogs are becoming a popular way to enhance the traditional classroom experience. According to the Alliance of Therapy Dogs, having therapy dogs in the classroom has been proven to relieve… Read More Furry new arrival set to come to English classroom
HollyMcCutcheon This month, theNetwork staff selected Ms. Susie Sisson as the staff standout. This former StuBo moderator has worked at Marian since 1994. Along with teaching six blocks of classes ranging from History to English, she is involved in Servite Connections Club and is the chair of the Marian English Department. Students can agree that… Read More Staff Standout: Ms. Susie Sisson
A young boy, hated by all, dreams of becoming the leader of his village. He sets out on many missions and battles fate to train as a ninja and hopefully someday achieve his dreams. Sounds cool right? What I just explained… is the plot of Naruto. Listen up Americans and Weeaboos, anime… Read More Anime isn’t weird, believe it
Reviews by Julia Veik ’18 Originally printed in the May Network, page 7 Class of 2022 “The Go-Between” by Veronica Chambers is the incoming freshman summer read. It’s a coming-of-age story that features a Mexican teen named Camilla del Valle, or Cammi. Cammi’s mother is a famous telenovela actress in Mexico, her father is a… Read More Summer reads will hook readers with emotion
Inspirational Feature by J1 Reporter Emily Evans It’s 2:25 p.m. Students anxiously stir in their seats as the bell rings, beginning the last class of the day. The students’ eyes are weary. Their faces are worn and tired from a week of stress. The teacher begins a lecture about Edgar Allen Poe and his gothic… Read More Enthusiasm In Room 205 Inspires the Marian Community
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