By MeganSchneider After the epidemic of child kidnappers and murderers in the 1980s, a new term became a household staple: stranger danger. This notably started after the disappearance of Etan Patz, a young boy who went missing on his walk to the bus stop in 1979. “In my hometown of Terre Haute, Indiana there were… Read More Stranger danger leaves kids vulnerable to abuse
In today’s digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make great strides in development. AI can now be found in almost every field, including medicine, automobiles and fraud prevention. With all this development in AI, it begs the question: Is it for the better? Is giving technology intelligence smart? Now that works of art like… Read More Revolution of Artificial Intelligence
MeganSchneider After “Wednesday” dropped on Netflix, it seemed like everyone was sporting the iconic double braids and dressing in all black while imitating Wednesday’s dry and grim personality. This trend lasted about two weeks before society moved on to the new “it girl,” Alix Earle. Wednesday and Ms. Earle are not the first media figures… Read More Modern media cycle takes away from individuality
By MeganSchneider School is hard. Juggling good grades, work and the semblance of a personal life is near impossible. Now add the crushing pressure of being in a school with Omaha’s best and brightest young minds. That is not even an exaggeration the median GPA for the class of 2022 was a 3.8. Marian’s environment… Read More Being smart only gets you so far: academic rigor challenges students
By MeganSchneider From 2002 until the present, Nebraska has welcomed around 10,000 refugees from more than 48 different countries around the globe according to the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. This number will continue to grow as more and more issues arise globally. For Marian, that means Project Welcome, a club centered around… Read More Project Welcome connects students to Omaha communities
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