#GetRidofUnhealthyGenderRoles
Opinion by FrannieCihunka What’s a dress? It’s just a scrap of fabric that has stereotypically been assigned to women to wear. But really, it has no meaning. So then why […]
Tag Archives: stereotypes
What Marian students look for in high school movies
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 […]
Sophomores participate in No Place for Hate Conference
On October 24, a group of sophomores attended the No Place for Hate Conference (PEW – Promoting Empowerment in Our World) hosted by the Anti-Defamation League of the Plains States. […]
High school: A drama queen’s fantasy
By J1 Reporter Anna Feldman Marian is not Riverdale High or McKinley High School, but Marian girls still obsess over the perfect high school experience. Thousands of stereotypes teenage girls […]
Labels are for wrappers, not people
by Hailie Rydel I would like to have a word with whoever created the musical subgenre ‘technical progressive bluegrass’. Yes, this is indeed a real thing I have heard. I hate […]
Graduates go Greek: Breaking sorority stereotypes, building networks, friendships
by Maggie Prosser & Grace Sall After leaving Marian, most girls will not experience the exact same sisterhood that they did as students for four years. But some Marian […]
Music Culture and Stereotypes Don’t Define Me
Opinion by J1 reporter Lily Gonzalez Heavy Metal fans are satanists. Rap fans are criminals. Opera fans are sophisticated. Country fans are rednecks. These are all musical genre stereotypes. Many […]
Stereotypes Cause Damage: Eradication Must Start Now
Column By J1 Reporter Kate Schwaller “Hey, wanna hear a blonde joke? Oh, wait, never mind. You wouldn’t get it.” Back before I dyed my hair, I got that more […]
