Commentary by MelinaPiperis It was just before dismissal when I stepped into Creighton Prep, gripping my laptop to prove I had reason to be there. Arriving after a long day at Marian, the overload of testosterone came as a shock. As I waited anxiously for my interviewee to arrive, the afternoon bell rang and the… Read More Single-gender education: Marian girls and Prep boys should just stay put
ElleianaGreen Established in 1975 in the basement of a local church, Girls Inc. began its mission of empowering young girls. Every year, Girls Inc. hosts a Lunch for the Girls to raise money to continue their mission. In past years, powerful women have keynoted the luncheon, including Michelle Obama, Malala Yousafzai and Chelsea Clinton. On… Read More Dr. Mae Jemison defies gravity, expectations, and societal standards
Column by J1 reporter Shannon Monahan My mom is a very open person about talking about her beliefs with me. She would always try to educate me and my siblings on various topics like abortion, racism, sexism, politics and more. She repeatedly told us that if we are truly interested in the topic, to do… Read More ‘Don’t call me that disgusting word’
Opinion by J1 Reporter Cece West Growing up, the U.S. women’s soccer team has not only been an influence for me, but for many girls around the country. I remember looking up to many of the players, such as Abby Wambach, Hope Solo, Alex Morgan and many others. They set an example for girls around… Read More U.S. women’s soccer continues the fight for equal pay
Review By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan Over the course of winter break I saw the movie “Little Women” with two of my fellow journalists, Mary Cate Tabor and Sophie Stevens. The reason we chose to see this movie is because of the great reviews and star power the movie had. I would definitely say that… Read More ‘Little Women’ highlights powerful female leads
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