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Can you tell the difference? UGGs next to knockoffs

Uggs or Fuggs?

Olivia Amelio and Zoe Norris December 4, 2024

Slippers and mini boots fly by in the Marist hallways. Some are wearing expensive footwear, while others are wearing a knockoff. MHS Media posed the question to Marist students: Are UGGs worth the hype?  UGGs...

Students on the Marist cheer squad put in many hours outside of school

Marist Students Juggling Responsibilities

Rita Loureiro and Kerrigan White-Holmes December 2, 2024

Balancing home, work, jobs, and sports is very difficult for most high school students. Some Marist Students have advice to make it easier. Most students, especially freshmen, do not know where to begin...

A Thanksgiving feast with a variety of side dishes (Credit: Google Images)

Getting Hungry? It’s Almost Thanksgiving

Addison Nolan and Madelyn Tracy November 26, 2024

Several hundred years ago, the tradition of Thanksgiving was formed. What once was celebrated as a religious gathering, is now centered around football, family, and food. In the Marist community, everyone...

Seniors Matt Harmon and Casey Koren feeling the effects of 'senioritis'

Senioritis: Unpacking the Truth About Senior Slump 

Lola Alvarado and Maeve Briody November 25, 2024

The concept of senioritis is often referred to among the upperclassmen but not many understand the truth behind it. There are several different interpretations and perspectives of this term when it comes...

Froylan family posing for a photo during Thanksgiving dinner of 2018
(Credit: Ethan Froylan)

Changing Thanksgiving Traditions

Ethan Froylan November 22, 2024

Thanksgiving arrives next week filling the plates of Americans across the U.S. and students within the Marist community. Yet, despite the common stereotypes of a large family gathering, an unbelievable...

Christmas trees like this will be going up in the weeks to come

‘Tis the Season… but When? 

Ava Krueger November 20, 2024

As the holiday season approaches, the age-old debate resurfaces: Should Christmas decorations, music, and festivities begin before or after Thanksgiving? While some argue that waiting until after Thanksgiving...

Mrs. Oberwise teaching class

Math Teacher Beyond the Classroom

Zoe Norris November 5, 2024

One teacher at Marist High School loves to try new activities. Mrs. Oberwise, who teaches in the math department,  has many  plans for the near future. “Next year, when my daughter goes away to...

Ms. Carlson teaching her 4th period Journalism class

Marist Teacher Doubles as Award-Winning Journalist 

Addison Nolan November 5, 2024

She is a well-loved mother, teacher, journalist, and friend. Ms. Carlson teaches Journalism and Broadcasting at Marist High School. Previously, she worked as a TV reporter and news anchor.  Carlson...

Mrs. Sullivan cleaning test tubes after a lab

Many Roles, One Purpose: Helping Kids

Riley Burke October 31, 2024

Whether she’s in the classroom, coaching athletes, or at home with her kids she looks for fun in everything. Mrs. Kelly Sullivan has been a teacher for 22 years, coaches multiple sports and is a mother...

Trick-or-Treaters (Credit: Google images)

Is Trick-or-Treating Dead?

Mike Philip October 31, 2024

On Thursday, October 31, from school dismissal to sundown, kids will line the streets going door to door in hopes for their favorite candy. Although Halloween is still a largely celebrated and romanticized...

Mrs. Rainwater teaches students the melody and tempo of "All Good Gifts"

New Teacher Strikes a New Era for Choir 

Lola Alvarado October 30, 2024

The new choir director has always had a passion for vocal performance and has exciting new priorities for the school's choir this year. Originally from Alabama, Anslee Rainwater started singing at...

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