RyleeGregg Empowerment is a familiar concept for Marian students, as it’s one of the core values taught to students over their four years. Since the school’s founding in 1955 by the Servants of Mary, women in the Marian community have been lifted up for their skill and talent. However, outside of the all-girls environment, not… Read More Dr. Jill Biden sets example for all women, plans to keep working
LexiKetcham Whether you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent, the 2020 election has made history and will pave the way for women to become political leaders. Vice President-elect Kamala Harris is the first woman, African-American and South Asian-American to hold this position in the United States. Before becoming vice president-elect, she was a senator for… Read More History in the making: first woman elected to be vice-president
Column by J1 reporter Haley Hoffman When I was little, I went home to drop my backpack on the kitchen floor, change out of my plain uniform, and hop on my bike to ride down to the neighborhood pond. I also spent many hours playing dress-up with my neighborhood girlfriends and wiffle-ball in the backyard.… Read More New influencers ruin the word “confidence” for our young women
By J1 Reporter Lucy Drexel More than 100 years ago, fierce and determined young women wanted to see a change in how they were being treated. They wanted to be able to vote and get better pay than what they were getting. These women paved the way for women’s rights today. These protests and the… Read More What Women’s Rights Means to Marian Girls
Opinion by HollyMcCutcheon We stand at protests with signs supporting feminism while wearing a “Girls Support Girls” shirt, yet when a woman makes the choice to undergo cosmetic injections or plastic surgery, we are so quick to turn our heads. Harsh, false assumptions are made against the patient. It’s a completely contradictory action to say… Read More Support women’s cosmetic choices
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