ElleianaGreen With a handsome salary, flexible hours, and a pool membership for the taking, at first glance, nannying sounds like a cakewalk. This nontraditional summer job provides teenagers with experience they can use for the rest of their lives. Instead, after what feels like hours of playing Candyland, children running around, and constant bickering, nannying… Read More The Nanny Diaries: Amateurs advise first-time babysitters
By J1 Reporter Lucy Loughran During a time of such mental and physical duress in the year of 2020, it can be difficult to find an outlet to relieve stress or improve mental health. One way that has become more popular to get away from the chaos of daily life during quarantine is seeking… Read More The Power of Self-help Books
Reviews by MaggiePeklo “Six of Crows” by Leigh Bardugo (Fantasy) This book is for those who love supporting the antagonists and enjoy bloody heists. Leigh Bardugo wonderfully crafts a story about six misfits from the fictional city of Ketterdam. The leader of their gang is hired by a rich politician in order to kidnap a… Read More Five five-star books to read this Christmas Break
OliviaSullivan The construction at Marian may seem like it’s finished, but that’s not exactly the case. A new athletic annex, located underneath the Haddix Academic Center, is still in the works. It will be located behind the concession stand, beyond the north windows of rooms 112 and 114. The main function of this new addition… Read More Athletic annex construction under Haddix will begin soon
By Caroline Drew With all students out of the way as of May 22, construction on heavily-used areas can begin in earnest. One of the biggest projects is expected to be the renovation of the current library. By August the library will be transformed into the new Business and Advancement offices. Throughout the school, the… Read More Campus Construction Continues
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