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Lilli Konicoff, Staff Writer
Lilli Konicoff is a Senior at WJ, and is a second year staff writer who is very excited to continue in The Pitch family. She is the president of the Random...
![“[It was] kind of [beneficial], I dont think a lot of students are really comfortable with talking to adults most of the time.” Clifford Hubbard, 9.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/iQXjwa3JmL5CPVioYA7jn8DAPLzBoB5nJ1aIweYa-scaled.jpg)
![The AASU joined together to honor the popular Asian holiday, White Day, through an origami flower sale held March 13-17 in front of both the main office and the cafeteria. “White Day is a holiday celebrated in Asian countries (Japan, Korea, China, Vietnam, Taiwan) where people reciprocate gifts to those who gave them something on Valentines Day. Thats why it occurs March 14th, a month after Valentines [Day]. White gifts such as marshmallows, white chocolate, white flowers, etc. are usually the popular gifts, AASU President and junior Ziqing Chu said.](https://www.wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/ybSavMND2AkrvLPXGaOdYMS1YsCLldwmRbaoq187-scaled.jpg)
