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Julian Brown • November 3, 2023
Although football season has come to an end, let's take a look back at the thrilling Homecoming football win back in late September! In a...

Jordyn Hosmer • November 3, 2023
With the start of the new year at Marian, we have many new faces and changes throughout the building. We have new staff, faculty, and coaches....

By Julian Brown, Sports Editor • February 7, 2023
The next game for the Marian Catholic Boys Basketball team is Friday, February 10th at Notre Dame at 7 p.m.

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Kaitlyn Lloyd • November 3, 2023
At the end of the 2022-2023 Marian Catholic School year, It was announced that the principal, Steve Tortorello, would be retiring from the school....

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By J Van Beest, Nostradamus Prognosticator • December 14, 2022
This has been a crazy year, and I believe next year is going to be crazier.

By Marcus Bobbitt, Spartan Editor • December 14, 2022
It's been a year of bad habits and swift Ticketmaster crashes but not enough to Break My Soul.

By Chelsea Small, Spartan Staff • December 8, 2022
Released way back in 2009, Princess and the Frog was a major staple in my childhood and still holds its significance to me to this day. The movie celebrated themes of diversity, equity and inclusion. And I'm pretty sure I'm not alone in my appreciation of Tiana.