Column by J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel When constantly checking my grades, I feel the stress and anxiety of not seeing a grade that I want to see. Despite ending the semester with grades that I am overall pleased with, there is always the stress of trying to get the one C or D up to… Read More Why a New Grading Scale Will Solve Student’s Problems
By J1 Reporters Marin Krenzer and Elleiana Green Bombarded by first day jitters, the students of Marian sat in their first block of the year, nervous about new protocols for COVID-19, and trying to adjust to the new schedules. Within minutes of the first announcement of the 2020-2021 school year, the school was already announcing… Read More Walk-A-Thon Creates Controversy
By J1 Reporter Moira Hale Car washes, bake sales, contacting family and friends, walking door-to-door, and garage sales are some of the many ways that students at Marian fundraise for their annual Walk-A-Thon. Sophomore Class Officer Annie Ellerbeck said she believes her class’ most effective way to raise money was their car wash. With… Read More Students reach school fundraising goal
By Anna Feldman Summer is the time of year all teenagers love for one reason: no school. Teenagers are free from the stresses of the high school hallways, and have the freedom to do as they please. It is the time of year where it is acceptable for your dad to send you flying off a… Read More Summer of 2k19
By J1 Reporter Bella Syslo She’s easy to spot in the hallways; her backpack adorned with colorful pins, her socks a little more creative than the dress code intended, and her trendy black leather shoes, stepping one foot in front of the other. The creative teens you see strutting down the hallway… Read More The Future of Fashion: How teen girls are revolutionizing the industry
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