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Caroline Cudney

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter

Caroline Cudney, senior, is the Arts and Entertainment Editor for the Marquette Messenger. She is also involved in Mystique, Dazzlers, Best Buddies, NHS, and Key Club. She loves traveling and has been to Brisbane, Edinburgh, Rome, Paris, Athens, and London.

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Friday Fives: St. Louis Activities

Friday Fives: St. Louis Activities

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
March 6, 2020
Friday Fives: Spring Break Staycation

Friday Fives: Spring Break Staycation

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2020
Abbey Gradle, varsity head coach, talks the team through a stunt at their Nationals Sendoff Showcase. The team holds a showcase for their routine each year before they leave for UCA Nationals in Orlando, and this year held it during Flex Time the day before they left. "I enjoy having the Nationals Sendoff because it lets us run the dance full out for an audience before we leave," Scognamiglio said. "It is good practice, and I enjoy showing our routine to other students and staff at Marquette."

Cheer Prepares to Return to Nationals after making History

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2020
Friday Fives: Sick Days

Friday Fives: Sick Days

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
January 24, 2020
Friday Fives: Tips for the New Semester

Friday Fives: Tips for the New Semester

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2020
Friday Fives: Christmas Movies

Friday Fives: Christmas Movies

Caroline Cudney, A&E Editor
December 20, 2019
Friday Fives: Thanksgiving Foods

Friday Fives: Thanksgiving Foods

Caroline Cudney, A&E Editor
November 22, 2019
Review: Dear Evan Hansen

Review: Dear Evan Hansen

Caroline Cudney, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 25, 2019
Chris Kreh, junior, runs down the field with the ball at the Kirkwood game earlier this season. The team beat Kirkwood 42-23. "We have been working super hard this year, and it I think it shows and definitely has paid off," Stewart said.

MHS Football Refocuses After First Loss of the Season

Caroline Cudney, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 25, 2019
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[Photo] Pumpkin Pie Recipe

Sydney Goldsmith, Staff Reporter
October 7, 2019
For the month of October, the Messenger presents the top scary movie picks.

The Friday Fives: Scary Movies

Caroline Cudney, Arts & Entertainment Editor
October 4, 2019
Sarah Harris, senior, holds up a picture of Courage2Report, an app. This app helps bring awareness to school shootings in a timely manner.

[Photo] It’s Time to Take Action

Sarah Harris, Associate Editor
September 23, 2019
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[Photo] My Trash Week

Jilian Bunderson, Illustrator
April 18, 2019
For a whole week, Kathryn Andrews carried around her trash. “Before I did this project I didn’t realize how much trash I produced,” Andrews said.

[Photo] Students Carry Around Trash For a Week in Honor of Earth Day

Sarah Harris, News Editor
May 2, 2019
Megan Beshore, junior, defends the goal against St. Mary’s. They won this game and later went on to beat MICDS 14-13. “We have been working extremely hard this season, and it is definitely paying off,” Beshore said.

MHS Girls Lacrosse beat MICDS 14-13 for the first time on Monday

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2019
From left to right: Ella Woods, sophomore; Sarah Abbas, sophomore; Megha Sanjay, senior; and Ahmed Barrow, senior participate at the 2019 Verbaquake Poetry Slam. The team won the championship, and Abbas went on to also win a solo award.

Poetry Slam Competition Results

Caroline Cudney and Alyssa Shellabarger
April 11, 2019
After receiving the ball from Melissa Price, Autumn Brown, junior, passes the ball to Kennedi Watkins. They played Parkway Central on Wednesday after their District win, but unfortunately lost with a final score of 58-55. “I am proud of how far we got this year,” Brown said. “But I do wish we could have gone farther.”

Girls Varsity Basketball Wins Districts For First Time

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
March 8, 2019
The pressures of AP classes weigh down students. These past weeks students have picked their courses and decided what is right for them, but often they just try to stack up on AP. “Last year when picking my courses for junior year, I was unsure about how many AP I should take and what would be best to take as AP and what would be better as regular,” Megan Crawford, junior, said.

AP Course selection process stresses students

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2019
Working in the Houston Food Bank, students pack bags with water and food for those hurt by Hurricane Harvey. Students spent hours making care packages for those affected by the hurricane. “The work was long and hard,” Andrews said. “But in the end, it was totally worth it.”

Destination of Spring Break Trip is Announced

Caroline Cudney, Staff Reporter
January 20, 2019
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