Why So Soon? It’s Only Chapter Two
By J1 Reporter Lily Mausbach One common characteristic appears in “She’s All That,” “Clueless,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Footloose,” and many more. That common characteristic would be that it takes place […]
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Sexual Harassment Policy update aims to protect students, staff
ChloeHerbert In response to a sexual harassment infraction between a former Marian coach and former student in 2013, that was brought to the school’s attention last winter on social media, […]
You’re not alone: sharing struggles can make a difference
Opinion Column by J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler We’ve all had those sleepovers with our best friends. During the late night or early morning conversations at 1 a.m., all the secrets […]
Toxic Phrases
By J1 Reporter Ella Meis Stop telling boys to “man up” or “real men don’t cry.” These phrases may seem harmless, however, they are extremely misogynistic and sexist. Not to […]
Meeting the future girls of Marian
By J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler Walking down the newly cleaned hallways, the smell of fresh popcorn is in the air. Sitting in the PAC auditorium are the girls of Marian […]
Ways Marian girls maintain their relationship with God
by J1 Reporter Ella Meis At times, people tend to drift away from God. According to the Reverend Billy Graham from the Evangelistic Associations, “People drift away from God for […]
Think it’s funny? Think Again.
By J1 Reporter, Opinion Writer Agoum Monydhel Today, some people believe that to become happier and improve relationships with other people, it somewhat requires humor or sarcasm. While that may be […]
Students speak out about their non Catholic views
By J1 Reporter: Nyayian Biel “Being in a Catholic school has made me less inclined to come back to my faith,” junior Anna Methe said. “Maybe it’s because now I […]
Self identity isn’t just for hippies anymore
By J1 Reporter Jasmine Buttler When you hear the words “discovering your true identity,” you probably think of hippies from the 60s preaching in a circle while holding hands, singing […]
The bond between Marian girls and their teachers
Opinion by Anna Cook ’18 If every teacher in the world was neutral and emotionally closed off around their students, there would be no great composers or leading scientists. The […]
How to thrive in the ‘friend zone’
Entertainment Column by Shannon McSweeney I love friends. I collect them like Pokémon. A friend is a source of entertainment, a voice of reason and a person to go to for […]
