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The Marquee

Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

The Marquee

Marcus High School's Online Newspaper

The Marquee

Nostalgia in a box

Nostalgia in a box

Marisa Charpentier, Editor in Chief October 16, 2013

August 1 marked the day most college applications opened. The day millions of rising seniors, who had been waiting to reach this pivotal moment like racehorses behind the gates, finally logged on to the...

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Most Influential Women

Most Influential Women

Marisa Charpentier, Editor-in-chief September 20, 2013

Long-distance swimmer, Diana Nyad made history when she swam 110 miles from Cuba to Florida over labor day weekend. Her fifth attempt since 1978, this feat made her the first person to swim the path without...

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Tips for the working teenager

Tips for the working teenager

Molly Webber, Writer September 20, 2013

The way life is nowadays causes it to be a true challenge to handle school, your social life, and work. Teachers pile on amounts of homework that are almost offensive, as if they are assuming that you...

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The Marquee releases first Boombas & Heys of year

Boombas: what we like. Heys: what we don't like.
Jaime Hardison, Writer September 12, 2013

Boombas: Dresscode The newest changes to the dress code come in handy for students who had desired more wardrobe choices. Now, girls have more freedom in what they wear with the new fingertip rule for...

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Enjoying my Plan B

Enjoying my Plan B

Amanda Collen May 13, 2013

My feet move quickly-left, right, left-as the set is sent straight to me. Hearing the crowd roar, I make sure to time my jump perfectly. Smack. The perfect corner shot spike. Screams and cheers were all...

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Words of wisdom

Words of wisdom

Madison Ermenio May 13, 2013

At first impression, you might be surprised to find out that I am 17 years old. For years now, people have mistaken me for being much younger than I really am. Most people assume my 14-year-old little...

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The ides of March

The ides of March

Anna Middleton, Writer May 3, 2013

Ever since I was little I believed in superstitions. I loved to explore the coincidences of the world that I thought were mysterious. I was curious and made up my own tales for why things happened in such...

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Be more tolerant

Be more tolerant

Madi Schwem, Writer May 3, 2013

Her name is Lucy, and I’ve only met her twice. Yet, through only knowing her for small fragments of time, she’s made me think hard on few things. She was this incredibly intelligent seventeen-year-old....

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Old people problems

Old people problems

Austin Rickerson, Writer May 3, 2013

iPhones. They may be simple gadgets for the average teenager to use, but I have learned through hours of agonizing pain and repetitive teaching that the same can’t be said for adults. Forget raising...

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Slaughtered dreams

Slaughtered dreams

Madison Ermenio, Writer May 3, 2013

The day I first saw death changed a huge part of my life: my diet. I was fourteen when I went to visit my grandparents in Marble Falls, about an hour away from Austin. My grandpa is a big hunter –...

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Un-Safe Haven

Sydney Sund February 7, 2013

I have an announcement for all you girly girls out there. Yes you, the girls who spend your weekends on the couch with your mouths open drooling over how hot Ryan Gosling is. And you girls, who spend your...

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Point/Counterpoint: Obama

Madison Sartor November 12, 2012

October is coming to an end and, in just a few short days, people everywhere will be casting their ballots. Votes will be counted and someone will be our president. When it comes down to who I will vote...

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