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Alison Razafimandimby, Podcast Editor
Alison is a senior going through her second year of journalism. She's currently the podcast editor and is excited to explore a different section! In her...
Rhea Noumair, Illustrator and Assistant Opinion Editor
Rhea is an Illustrator and Assistant Opinion Editor for the Pitch this year. In her free time she likes to play videogames, soccer and draw. It's her second...
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![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)
