Why a New Grading Scale Will Solve Student’s Problems
Column by J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel When constantly checking my grades, I feel the stress and anxiety of not seeing a grade that I want to see. Despite ending the […]
Column by J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel When constantly checking my grades, I feel the stress and anxiety of not seeing a grade that I want to see. Despite ending the […]
Staff Editorial Stress is a common part of life for most high school students. From grades to activities, not to mention jobs and college applications for seniors, we have a […]
Opinion by J1 reporter Quinn Findley With schools closing down until further notice, teachers have been forced to create unique ways to teach online, but not every school has the […]
I have been on this planet for 17 long years, and within those 17 years, I have met people who consider themselves older and wiser than me. The favorite thing […]
Set up the Christmas tree. Buy all the presents. Wrap everything, and I mean everything. Make a side dish. Hang the lights. Spend time with family. Go to work. Go […]
By J1 Reporter Nayah Mbilain Be the top of your class, be the star player, get involved with the community, join clubs, socialize, but how. There are only 24 hours […]
By J1 Reporter Olivia Holloway Junior year can be the most stressful, least favorable, and the lowest point of anyone’s high school career. Juniors are loaded with […]
By J1 Reporter Clara Neary Stress is the ultimate kryptonite for Marian girls. Students hate it, but cannot seem to be getting enough of it. From getting up at 6 […]
by J1 Reporter Rilee Silvain Most people who play a sport do it to have fun with others who share the same interest, but it doesn’t always end with just […]
By J1 Reporter Chloe Degan The excessive amounts of homework, tests that just keep coming, papers that pile up, and a never ending number of projects, eventually it all becomes […]
By J1 Reporter Lizzy Musilek Walking down the halls of Marian at bright and early 7am, you are able to see girls rushing to finish their assignments from last night’s […]
By J1 Reporter Libby Schimonitz It can be strenuous and upsetting. It can be life threatening, and it never goes away. Type 1 Diabetes is affected by every single […]
By J1 reporter: Lauren Shotkoski Your parents refer to it as the ‘good old days’ but teens feel as if that could not be further from the truth. High school […]
By Madison Bezousek The juniors have participated in three prep courses put on by 3 Moms and a Test (3MT). The required prep classes covered verbal and general strategies, math […]
COLLEGE. The big seven-letter word. Some dread it, while others wait impatiently with anticipation. I have been excited for college since my first day of high school. I cannot wait […]
Marian is a generous community. The phrase “sharing is caring” is engraved on every student’s brain. But when symptoms start showing, Marian girls know to use all precautions in order […]
Opinion by J1 reporter Lizzie Byrne It’s 11:00 o’clock at night, you can barely keep your eyes open and you are anxious from the lack of physical activity in your […]
Opinion By J1 Reporter Aileen Zitek Sleep, what’s that? Many teenagers say this every day. Sleep is a balancing act with every other activity going on in a teens […]
graphic by sydneymonahan graphic by briannawessling graphic by graphic by ANXIETY, MENTAL ILLNESS SHOW ADVERSE EFFECTS IN GIRLS elliemulligan Everyone is familiar with anxiety. Whether you know someone who […]
suggestions by emilydoll 1. Take an online quiz Forget BuzzFeed! Check out Marian’s Online Network to find out a little bit about yourself, such as which teacher you are most […]