Laura McGregor, Marist Class of 2001, had no intention of returning to teach at her Alma Mater. Yet 14 years after first returning as a science teacher, she now finds herself as Dean of Students, filling the big shoes worn previously by Mike Trapani ’70.
Why do we learn what we do? What significance will it have in our lives? Instead of keeping these thoughts in my mind, I sat down with two English teachers, Katherine Carroll ‘10 and Shannon Juhan, to learn the importance of reading J.D. Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye” and William Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth.”
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There was not a girls soccer team, and there wouldn’t be one until the late 1980s. But that didn’t stop Kathryn Richardson Gerrick ‘85.
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When Bernadette Naro was a child, her parents, volunteers in a Catholic network of host homes, opened their doors to women and children in need. Now, she is following in their footsteps and helping immigrants through her work with Share the Journey, a school club where students advocate for immigrants and refugees.
Different cultures celebrate Easter in different ways around the globe, and a wide range of observance can be seen at Marist!
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Loading ...There was not a girls soccer team, and there wouldn’t be one until the late 1980s. But that didn’t stop Kathryn Richardson Gerrick ‘85.
Pappas expressed her thanks for the “awesome group from the Marist community” such as Head of Maintenance Art Diaz, nurse Dorothy Burns, nurse Caitlin Ezzell, Associate Registrar Joan Guhl, and Dawn Sansine from Tuxedo Pharmacy that helped the day run smoothly.
Slurs have been used to abuse and degrade people for, in some cases, centuries. Years and years of hate surround these words, yet some still use them in their speech.
"I could have listed 3,790 things and been all sentimental and clever, but that would have taken too long, and we all have better things to do. So, here are the top 10 things, big and small, that I will miss most about this special place."
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Pappas expressed her thanks for the “awesome group from the Marist community” such as Head of Maintenance Art Diaz, nurse Dorothy Burns, nurse Caitlin Ezzell, Associate Registrar Joan Guhl, and Dawn Sansine from Tuxedo Pharmacy that helped the day run smoothly.
The attacks on the Atlanta victims hit close to home, and it serves as a call to action. How can we be radically hospitable and truly love our neighbors, especially those who are in pain right now?
“Do you know where you’re going yet?” This year, that question hung in the air as college admissions were the most difficult in history for students.
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Stella Chambless
Staff Writer
The fight scenes were the best parts of this film by miles, and I think it was really important that the filmmakers nailed these after they were botched in “Godzilla: King of the Monsters.”
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