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Author: Maggie McCarron

From Methodist to Catholic: A conversion led by graces

2021-04-15
By: Maggie McCarron
On: April 15, 2021

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer As practicing Catholics know, the Easter season is a time for newness and renewal. Catholics spend Lent attempting to rid themselves of bad habits and createContinue Reading

Culture Project presents the positives and negatives of social media

2021-03-13
By: Maggie McCarron
On: March 13, 2021

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer Wednesday night, the Culture Project set up in the Gentile Gallery to talk about the effects of social media on students’ lives. From the Culture Project’sContinue Reading

Against: A college degree is not necessary for a successful career

2021-02-25
By: Maggie McCarron
On: February 25, 2021

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer In today’s culture, high school students are constantly bombarded with questions. “Where are you going to college?” “What are you majoring in next year?” “What doContinue Reading

Club fair inspires students to become more involved with campus life

2021-02-07
By: Maggie McCarron
On: February 7, 2021

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer Students of all interests flocked to the J.C. Williams Center for this semester’s club fair Friday, Feb. 5. Many different clubs set up tables and sentContinue Reading

Students debate whether Greece or Rome was the better civilization

2020-11-15
By: Maggie McCarron
On: November 15, 2020

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer On Sunday, Nov. 8, the Veritas Society tried a new approach for a debate about different aspects of Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome, which was offeredContinue Reading

For: Private schooling provides more benefits to students than homeschooling

2020-10-22
By: Maggie McCarron
On: October 22, 2020

Maggie McCarron Staff Writer Primary and secondary education are some of the most formative years for a person. This is where students learn how to interact with others, learn basicContinue Reading

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