Money can’t buy happiness, but it can sure buy memories
Column by J1 Reporter Elizabeth Monzu I have been told since I was very young that being materialistic is bad and relying on comfort from physical possessions is not the […]
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Coffee Consumption is Breaking the Bank
By: J1 reporter Audrey Van Dyke Teenage girls are notorious for having coffee addictions. Although this rich and creamy drink is all of the rage, spending $5 every day on […]
Online Donations Affect 2020 WAT
By J1 Reporters Elizabeth Monzu, Shannon Monahan, and Sydney Witkowski Turning in forms and paper money was pushed to the background for Marian’s 2020 student-led fundraiser, Walk-A-Thon, due to COVID-19. […]
Marian girls have freedom of choice with money
A high schooler’s choice of freedom begins the moment they come into the first day of school. Whether it’s freedom of choice of clothes or independence for classes enrolled, current […]
Impact of weird wacky bake sale items
By J1 Reporter Lily Dugan When a person hears the word, “bake sale” a normal thought would be of brownies and cookies, but not at Marian. Over the years the […]
Struggles of collecting money for Walk-A-Thon
By J1 Reporter Grace Virgillito Throughout the month of September, each student and her family worked hard to achieve their goals for the annual Walk-A-Thon (WAT) fundraiser for Marian. The […]
Working in high school: why you should do it
Opinion by J1 Reporter Libby Schimonitz A brand new phone, new clothes for every season, and the trendiest food. What do those three things have in common? The answer is […]
How MarianFEST effects the Marian community
By J1 Reporter Alida Farrens Some may say that MarianFEST (Funding Education in the Servite Tradition) is one of the most important events of the school year. With proceeds benefiting […]
Generous donors give without details
By J1 Reporter Audrey Yost As students gathered in the gym on Friday, Sept. 30 to start this year’s Walk-A-Thon, some students cheered and others quivered as they were given […]
Field Day motivates competitive students during Walk-A-Thon
By J1 Reporter Grace Sall On Sept. 30, the junior and senior halls of Marian could be heard bellowing past Field Day songs with the sound of clapping and slamming […]
Vending machine changes impact students
By J1 Reporters Isabelle Swanson and Vienna Tang Supply and demand. The vending machines in Marian’s cafeteria are a miniature economics lesson. A steady stream of customers pass the machines […]
