Opinion by NoraCorrigan According to the Pew Research Center, more than 40 million Americans are immigrants. As the country with the most immigrants in the world, why are we so hostile towards those seeking refuge from political turmoil and humanitarian crises? In recent years, immigration has become less of a humanitarian concern and more of… Read More Restoring basic humanity to immigrants
TylerRaikar On Jan. 26, a bill that would remove a required concealed handheld gun permit in Nebraska was heard in the Judiciary Committee. Named LB77, it was proposed by Senator Tom Brewer of Gordon, Nebraska of District 43. Any individual not prohibited from owning a firearm would be allowed to conceal carry without a permit.… Read More LB77 considered, concealed carry awaits approval
Photo Essay by TylerRaikar Photos by NoraCorrigan and TylerRaikar
NoraCorrigan Anyone who’s seen “Glee” knows exactly what Show Choir is. It’s a group of high school kids who share no similarities other than their intrinsic desire to sing and perform, their complicated relationships to one another and a teacher who does some questionable things all in the name of protecting the sanctity of glee… Read More ‘Open up your Heart’ to Marian’s Momentum Show Choir
EllaPlank Many students often are confused when their parents are walking out the door in fancy outfits saying they are going to MarianFEST. They wonder what occurs during the event and why it takes place because it isn’t talked about much during the school hours. However, students need to be informed about this event because… Read More Roadway to MarianFEST: Journey for tuition assistance
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