Celia Lovell ’19 Managing Editor

Bridget Patterson ‘18 Since it’s Schedule Season, and everyone is trying to figure out what classes they want to take next year, I talked to some upperclassmen to see what classes they recommend taking before you graduate. AP Recommendations A.P. Literature — Ty Blue ‘18 A.P. United States History —…

By: Lauren Jennings ‘19 “And Mary said, ‘Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.’” — Luke 1:38 Several months ago, we learned about a new schedule that will be instituted next year. Only weeks later, Father Harhager departed to…

By: Clare Seymour ’21 and Abby Testani ‘21 Every Thursday, a group of Marist students and faculty meets at the Peace Pole to pray for an end of violence and justice for everyone. But, what is the Peace Pole, and why is it significant? The Peace Pole was installed on…

By: Clara Farnsworth On January 8, 2018, The UGA Bulldogs played the Alabama Crimson Tide in the College Football Championship. For over sixty minutes they battled it out in front of an audience of almost 78,000 devoted fans. For the audiences both at the new Mercedes Benz Stadium and those…

By: Mr. Wise In the first round, we played Central HS from Carrollton, Georgia, and our players were senior captain Ben Wise, and freshmen Austin Frank, Ryan MacGinnitie, and Andrew Washington. The match will air on Saturday, January 20th at 12:30 PM. For more information, including the competition bracket, visit http://www.wsbtv.com/community/high-q. If Marist wins, we advance to the round of 16, which will air on March 24th.

By: Madelyn Jardina ‘19 Let’s be real — we are all guilty of getting wrapped up in the rapidly improving world of technology we live in. We are surrounded by iPhones, tablets, laptops, gadgets, and thousands of other screens that continue to astonish society with their enhancements. However, there are…

By: Gus Phelts ‘18 Marist athletics are a huge part of our school, and the hype around our sports does not end after fall. The five winter sports teams have many exciting events to look forward to this year. The boys’ and girls’ basketball teams have both been working hard…

By: Tucker Lewis ‘18 The four years are up, and the Winter Olympics are back! The Winter Olympics begin on February 9, 2018, and end on February 25, 2018. The host city of the 2018 Winter Olympics is Pyeongchang, South Korea. Although everybody is excited for the upcoming Olympics, many…