2013-08-19
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The Man Behind the Lens: DL Action Sports Photography
By: Rebecca Paz
Known by the name of DL Action, photographer Jim Halling spends many nights on the Marshall sidelines capturing moments with his Nikon camera ever since stumbling upon his passion 8 years and 1.5 million photos ago. Before photographing sports at Marshall, Halling first explored photography in college. “I was the
New Faculty Profiles 2024-2025
By: Rachel Ackerman
Come back soon to read about Marshall’s newest faculty! Related posts: Weight-sensitive sport presents challenges for wrestlers Energy Team competes to earn environmental certifications Marshall to Midnight: Alum opens cookie store MetroBus added to free bus pass initiative
‘Clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere’ : Members of Marshall Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) partner with Spring Hill Recreation Center for a local service project chapter event
By: Maddie Bishop
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members conducted a chapter service project on the weekends of March 10 and 16. The group partnered with Spring Hill Recreation Center with plans to enter a state-wide competition. When initially reaching out to the Spring Hill Recreation Center, FBLA member and junior Mohan
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Physics class ratios prompt age-old discussion
17 students and four girls. 15 students and three girls. Those are the rosters of the IB Physics HL classes. Physics teacher Amy Osborn noted the lack of female enrollment in the class. Osborn said the underrepresentation of women in physics extends beyond high school. “I think that is a
Sports
Paige Pehrkon: Villanova Commit
On Aug. 20, junior Paige Pehrkon committed to Villanova University for field hockey, and will officially join the team in the 2026 school year. Pehrkon has played on Marshall’s varsity girls field hockey team for three seasons, primarily playing as a midfielder. However, her playing career started before then. “I
Boys Volleyball: Setting a foundation for future years
Diving into their first season wearing an official Marshall jersey, boys volleyball makes the transition from a club team to a varsity team. Previously, Marshall’s boys volleyball was a club team that played other teams in the region. As popularity increased, it caught the attention of Fairfax County Public Schools
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