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“Our club has an international focus, but this year we really want to hone in on problems at home and in our society as well,” Tadakamalla said. “It’s easy to see a problem around the world and say that it’s a shame, but it’s another to actually do something about it, even if it is indirect.” So, Tadakamalla said she will continue projects such as placing menstrual products in the MHS bathrooms as well as care baskets for women across the globe.
The new Unity banner in the stairwell near the School Store was placed as a parting gift to MHS by Carson Hanis and Evie Gallagher, both members of the class of 2022. Hanis intended for the banner to represent the importance of unifying the student body in spite of differences. Our school is like a family to me, Hanis said. Although we all have our differences, we still have a strong sense of community, and I wanted that to carry on.
This year for the first time in Marquette history, MHS was invited to play at the conference on Thursday, January 26, 2023 at Tan-Tar-A resort in the Lake of the Ozarks, MO.
Senior Nick Lee asks senior Elley Dwyer to Homecoming with a sign. Lee asked her at a friends birthday party. “We talked about it before, but I didn’t know there was going to be a poster,” Dwyer said.
Arianna Holt, senior, gains momentum to get ahead in the Rolling Wheels Relay against the the freshman, sophomore and juniors during Wednesday, Sept. 14 on second lunch. Holt said she looks forward to the spirit lunch games and hopes that MHS continues this tradition in the future.
Outside football gate of Marquette High School.
Students in science teacher Dawna Barnharts Forensics class investigate a crime scene in their class.
Freshmen Lexi Morgan and Ellie Pagan learn about the wrestling team in the gym during the Activities Fair Aug. 31. There were a total of 85 booths spread throughout the hallways, the Commons and the gym. Most of them were set up and run by the students in the clubs.
The percussions section of the band poses with the second place trophy that they earned at Timberland High School on Sat. August 28. Allison Sanders, freshman, played bass drum and said she liked that they were awarded for their hard work. It felt really good to get second, Sanders said.
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Though Attorney General Eric Schmitts request to access private records doesnt come as a shock, it is not typical for politicians to request such access. The legality of his request remains a question on everyones mind.
Opinion: Attorney General Should Not Have Access to a Publication's Records
Rue Siddiqui, Co-Online Editor • 15 hours ago
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