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People of WJ: Episode 2

Alex Wolfson, Caleb Kasten, Andrew Plotnick, and Luke Liden

May 12, 2022

In People of WJ 2, the hosts walk around the hallways and talk to the People of WJ about what they’re wearing and what class they are in. Hosted by: Andrew Plotnick, Alex Wolfson, Caleb Kasten, and Luke Liden. Go to wipitch.com for more content and follow @humansofwj on Instagram.

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Senior class officers (from left) Ava Benson, Tomas Flores, Andrew Plotnick and Leo Pahuja. are displayed in the halls of WJ. They are working hard in the second semester to prepare for senior events and rites of passage.
Seniors anticipate second semester events
Students in Adam Zeitlins class watch the movie version of Their Eyes Were Watching God. The book is prominently featured in the AP Exam and teaches students important life lessons and writing styles.
AP Literature curriculum prepares students to be lifetime readers
Senior Jimena Figueroa seeks ESOL teacher, Andrew S. Wons input in filling out college application. Won is known to help several ESOL students with applications.
Foreign students adjust to WJ
A Washington Post three-member team at the ceremony accepting a Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting in the spring of 2018 for stories about Senate candidate Roy Moore (from left: Stephanie McCrummen, Beth Reinhard and Alice Crites.) “My motto is to have low expectations and then you won’t be disappointed but happily surprised if things go your way,” Crites said after being awarded.
WJ alum wins a Pulitzer Prize
Rockspring Cafe was a very popular spot among students. Often times all of the seating was taken and students would be forced to eat on the sidewalk or take out.
Looking back at the closing of Rockspring Cafe

Multimedia

Juniors Leo Holma and Kerlous Mekhail raise awareness with their board on abusive relationships. We wanted to inform people on abusive relationships by providing the places someone can go for help, Holma said.
Health students display findings at yearly fair
Hot chocolate 100% its just such a winter season drink and its just very nice to have a hot drink in the winter. - Nina Dgebuadze , 10
Up-At-Bat: What’s your favorite winter drink?
As real as it gets: reflections, lessons
As real as it gets: reflections, lessons
Iced Chai Teas Latte, soy milk. Its very refreshing. - Fatima Kane, 12
Up at bat: What is your favorite winter drink?
Video: Meet WJs three acapella groups
Video: Meet WJ’s three acapella groups

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