By J1 reporter Lilly McAndrews Pen to paper. Lecture after lecture. Sitting at a desk during a hard, calculated course. This is exactly what Mrs. Stacy Tunink’s education in forensic science looked like. Mrs. Tunink, Honors and AP Chemistry teacher at Marian, explains her education: “I got to work with medical examiners in Denver during… Read More Tunink can solve more than chemistry problems
By J1 Reporter Regina Anyaegbunam Inside the box, outside the box, some ideas just can’t be contained. This year Marian saw strategies ranging from asking family to selling stickers to class hats. “Each class thought outside of the box this year with fundraising ideas,” said student board co-moderator Ms. Jessica Abel. This past month of… Read More Marian Students Put on Thinking Caps to Strategize Fundraising Methods
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 Reporter Lucy Drexel More than 100 years ago, fierce and determined young women wanted to see a change in how they were being treated. They wanted to be able to vote and get better pay than what they were getting. These women paved the way for women’s rights today. These protests and the… Read More What Women’s Rights Means to Marian Girls
By J1 Reporter Bridget McGill There have been many legacies at Marian High School throughout the years. However, the Monahan family legacy may be one of the longest there is. With 22 Marian girls in 50 years, the daughters and granddaughters of Dick and JoAnn Monahan have been attending Marian since 1971. Karen (Monahan) O’Connor… Read More Marian Through the Eyes of the Monahans
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