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Graysin Oh, 12th - “Ms. Ellis. She is crazy and really funny.”

Up-at-bat: students favorite teaching methods

Catherine Prado, Print Feature Editor
October 22, 2021
The WJ Baby sits for their interview. As an important figure in WJ society, the Baby had to be interviewed carefully and extensively to get the inside scoop.

WJ Baby Exposé

Catherine Prado and Stella Hadamer
October 21, 2021
The issue of adults parking in the student lot is becoming a more prominent issue. Many students are frustrated and have had enough.

Adults parking in student lot

Walker Prince, Staff Writer
October 19, 2021
One of two quesadillas that I tried, this al pastor quesadilla (made up of pork and cheese) was the more disappointing of the two, though both were subpar. As one can see from the picture, the quesadillas were almost nauseatingly greasy.

Let’s Taco restaurant review

Annabella Opipari, Online A&E Editor
October 19, 2021
Seniors Shalawn Pasard, Alexa Cerrud, Kyra Lee show off their tattoos. The three partook in the fall festivities at Butlers Orchard.

The Pitch’s guide to fall festivities

Summer Laird, Layout and Design Editor
October 18, 2021
From left: Seniors JP Rakis, Alejandro Linares and Sofia Orezzoli muster up some energy to hype up the crowd before kickoff. Drumless, they still were able to succeed in doing so.

WJ’s largest controversy: The Drum

Jillian Ward, Managing Editor
October 18, 2021
A student rushes to finish their AP Physics exam. After an over 50% failure rate, the spotlight is on whether or not passing rates will decrease.

Returning AP students face new hurdles

Liann Keren, Staff Writer
October 18, 2021
Seniors Aidana Aibek-Kyzy and Kalkidan Jemere, hard at work building the arch for the Mardi Gras Hallway. The class of 2022 wanted to continue the legacy of over-the-top senior hall themes.

Homecoming Hallways photo gallery

October 17, 2021

“Stand Up to Hate” WJ Student Walkout

Nicole Weaver, Video Editor
October 15, 2021
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