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Marquette Messenger
Elizabeth Bahr

Elizabeth Bahr, Staff Reporter

All content by Elizabeth Bahr
Many students use filler words when they communicate without realizing it. “For a person who’s listening to you, it can undermine your message and your confidence level so that you don’t look as though you are prepared,” Cate Sanazaro, language arts teacher, said.

[Photo] It’s, Like, a Habit I Guess

Samantha Perz, Staff Reporter
May 8, 2024
Comfort TV is usually watched in the comfort of your own home, like the living room on the couch.

MHS Embraces Comfort TV

Elizabeth Bahr, Staff Reporter
April 29, 2024
After March 10, the sun will set later in the day. At the same time in November, the sun would have been set for several hours.

[Photo] Spring Forward Benefits Students, Staff

Zoey Srote, Staff Reporter
March 11, 2024
In a primary, voters simply select the candidate they prefer on a ballot. In a caucus, after hearing candidate representatives speak, voters move to areas of the room for the candidate they prefer. In the end, a final percentage of votes for each candidate is determined.

[Photo] MO Legislature Eliminates Presidential Primary

David Moss, News Editor
February 16, 2024
S.A.D. usually happens to teenagers during the winter seasons.

Winter Temps Lead to ‘Winter Blues’

Elizabeth Bahr, Tessa Autery, Stephan Bosnjak, Angel DiSalvo, and Elliott Jorgensen
February 14, 2024
Katelyn Skiles and Addison Risenhoover, sophomores, introduce themselves during the first Girls United meeting. The first meeting had 15 attendees and was dedicated to getting to know each other.

[Photo] Sophomores Establish Girls United Club

Claire Lowder, Opinions Editor
February 7, 2024
Stephan Bonsjak, junior, celebrates as Freshman Principal Dr. Rick Regina annouces him as the winner of the 14th Annual Pun Contest.

So Punny

Annabelle Miller and Elizabeth Bahr
January 25, 2024
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