GaeaKaan Marian is a magical place. A place where young girls turn into young women and create experiences and friendships that last a lifetime. Going to this school and living through all the Marian traditions we hold so close feels like we’re part of some kind of movie, living through each day like a scene… Read More Marian as a movie: If the six core values were blockbuster films
By J1 reporter Quinn Findley “Little Miss Sunshine” is one hour and 41 minute story of a family filled with struggle, but overcome with unconditional love. Directed by Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, “Little Miss Sunshine” came to theaters in early 2006 and later won 17 significant awards, including an Academy Award for Best Original… Read More Little Miss Sunshine will brighten your day
Review By J1 Reporter Molly Monahan Over the course of winter break I saw the movie “Little Women” with two of my fellow journalists, Mary Cate Tabor and Sophie Stevens. The reason we chose to see this movie is because of the great reviews and star power the movie had. I would definitely say that… Read More ‘Little Women’ highlights powerful female leads
Review by J1 Reporter Cece West One day my grandma called me and asked if I wanted to go see “Knives Out.” Not knowing what it was about, I agreed to go with her. Going into the movie I had no expectations. However, right from the opening scene I was intrigued. The cast did such… Read More Knives Out Stuns Box Office
By J1 Reporter Nora Fitzsimmons “There’s three characteristics of a girl [in high school movies]. You’re either the popular girl, her friends or the loser,” chuckles Anna Hoffman. Although she is currently a junior at Marian High School, Anna has never been able to relate to the characters depicted in high school movies. Whether they… Read More What Marian students look for in high school movies
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