Ethan Schwager, Press Copy Editer

December 13, 2018

On November 2, Walter Johnson made an addition to their security team. Patrick Rooney is the new head of security at WJ. This move comes after the departure of Security Head...

Lindsey Rothenstein, News Editor

December 10, 2018

  The week of winter pep rally is always a fun one. Holiday cheer fills up the halls of WJ as students and faculty gear up for an unforgettable season of winter...

Siddharth Srinivasan, Staff Writer

December 12, 2018

The SAT and ACT are a huge deal for students. Besides GPA, SAT and ACT scores are often the first thing colleges look at when reviewing applicants. It is important to many...

Ethan Schwager, Press Copy Editor

December 13, 2018

Last spring, the athletic department hired Kevin Parrish as the new boys’ varsity basketball coach. Parrish currently teaches in the math department at WJ and is taking...

Patrick Markey, Staff Writer

December 12, 2018

Coming off a four game win-streak, and finishing with an 11-3 record on the season, the WJ girls’ volleyball team was primed for success heading into the playoffs. Their...

Lilli Konicoff and Yoni Mesfein

December 7, 2018

True Food Kitchen opened its doors in Bethesda in June 2017. It resembles an LA-style restaurant with its health-driven menu and interesting twists on everyday dishes. That...

Allie Rothman and Austin Muchetti

December 4, 2018

Although Vine is dead, its legacy lives on. The iconic phrases from viral Vines have been stuck in everyone's heads on a loop for years. We invite you to join Austin and Allie...

Annika Backer, Special to the Pitch

December 12, 2018

Why Not a Straw Tax? To the Editor, The world has a problem with plastic, which makes up 3% of trash recovered in oceans and results in deaths of 1 million seabirds...