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Rhea Noumair

Rhea Noumair, Print Opinion Editor and Illustrator

Junior Rhea Noumair is in her third year of Pitch and is the Print Opinion Editor and Illustrator. She enjoys playing and watching soccer, painting and listening to music in her free time.

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Bad Bunnys Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana album review

Bad Bunny’s “Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana” album review

Rhea Noumair, Print Opinion editor and Illustrator
November 29, 2023
First released on Friday, Sept.11, The Continental proves to be action-packed and on par with the John Wick movie series. Despite being a three-part miniseries, each episode was packed with a strong storyline separate, yet connected, to John Wick.

The Continental: How the right soundtrack can impact a TV show

Rhea Noumair, Print Opinion Editor and Illustrator
November 3, 2023
During a joint meeting between MSA, MENA and the Persian club on Friday, Oct. 13, students anonymously shared their reactions to the attack. Many were saddened by the news, yet felt unheard and overlooked by the larger WJ community.

Student groups respond to Israel-Hamas crisis

Ely Snow, Sara Elster, and Rhea Noumair
October 24, 2023
Why the Fast and Furious franchise is on the slow track

Why the Fast and Furious franchise is on the slow track

Rhea Noumair, Print Opinion Editor and Illustrator
October 4, 2023
Students drowning in beginning-of-year quizzes

Students drowning in beginning-of-year quizzes

Rhea Noumair, Print Opinion editor and illustrator
September 27, 2023
The AP Drawing students spend the last two weeks of their school year doing multiple bike studies in different mediums such as ink, charcoal and graphite. The final project was supposed to be a collage of the different bicycles put together.

How AP classes wind down after exams

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
June 15, 2023
Why students still join rec teams

Why students still join rec teams

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
May 24, 2023
All task assessments during the last week of quarter cause stress for students

All task assessments during the last week of quarter cause stress for students

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
May 17, 2023
Marc Waldman 1. If you use the hair dryer as a kid, youre going to end up bald like Mr. Clean.

Old wives tales that are actually true

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
March 30, 2023
Is just say no the solution to teenage overdoses?

Is “just say no” the solution to teenage overdoses?

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
March 26, 2023
Mock AP Government exam during wellness blocks defeats the purpose of wellness

Mock AP Government exam during wellness blocks defeats the purpose of “wellness”

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor and illustrator
March 26, 2023

As real as it gets w/ Rhea Noumair: What is it like to be a first generation immigrant?

Alison Razafimandimby and Rhea Noumair
March 16, 2023
The petition starting on Dec. 27 gained 7,733 signatures out of the 10,000 needed to remove the bike lanes. I drive and I like people to have their own lanes. For people to be biking on the sidewalk or on the road with cars, it’s not safe, senior Joseph Khalil said.

Bike lanes on Old Georgetown Road cause discourse in community

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor
February 8, 2023
Students and members of the Asian American Student Union gather on PSAT day as a Wellness activity, to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. We had a fundraiser at Poki DC to raise some money for all the decoration costs. As for event details, we had decor, food and karaoke, Chu said.

Shining spotlight on different cultural clubs

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor
January 18, 2023
There’s no place like home for holidays

There’s no place like home for holidays

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor
December 21, 2022
Although the horror theme was quickly replaced by sci-fi, seniors already lost the spirit to participate in it. “Sci-Fi wasn’t really the best theme since the seniors got third place for the first time in a couple of years. Nobody really wanted to participate in it,” Gana said.

Administration haunts senior HoCo hallways

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor
November 21, 2022
To ID or not to ID?

To ID or not to ID?

Rhea Noumair, Opinion assistant editor
October 24, 2022
Students after lunch take the down-only staircase by the English office to get to their fifth period. Although there arent any up-only staircases, there is a multitude of down-only forcing students to break protocol.

Point/Counterpoint: Should stairs be one way?

Jael Smith and Rhea Noumair
September 16, 2022
Lawmaker walks by recent mass shooting memorials blindly.

Law makers need to change priorities

Rhea Noumair and Mia Magone
June 14, 2022

Varsity baseball ends the season with incredible homerun

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
May 16, 2022
Real Madrid right-winger Rodrygo comes on after the 68th minute and scored two goals in the 90th-minute solidifying Madrids trip to the finals. It was an insane game, crazy to watch, Sichani said.

Champions League strikes excitement as the finals arrive

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
May 9, 2022
The Batmans mask has been worn by many famous actors and the debate of who was the best has been very controversial. After the newest Batman movie, The Batman, was released, many peoples top three lists have changed.

Batman and the best actors that played him

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
April 8, 2022
Freshman Sophia Puckett, bottom right, plays guitar in fifth period and enjoys learning it. She and her father both suffer from migraines during storms and humidity. I really want to learn and I never let it [migraines] stop what I love doing, Puckett said.

How physical health factors into mental health

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
April 3, 2022
After senior Sam Grandes hit, the Wildcats got back into the game and ran bases to come back from being down 3-0. Although they didnt gain a lead until the fifth inning, their momentum changed.

WJ Baseball wins against James Herbert Blake High School

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
March 30, 2022
Athletes from around the world and from various sports show support on and off their respective courts and fields.

Athletes response to the Russo-Ukraine war

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
March 17, 2022
Pick up the pace or get out of the way

Pick up the pace or get out of the way

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
February 22, 2022
Freshman and Manchester United fan Zoey Walters checks the upcoming United game versus Atletico Madrid. She has high hopes for her team but expects Manchester City to win the title. City are a really good team with a really good manager and it helps that theyre 9 points clear at the top of the Premier League, Walter said.

Looking ahead at the Champions League

Rhea Noumair, Staff Writer
February 14, 2022
Week 10 matchup from the sports debate clubs fantasy league. Every week counts as no one wants to suffer the leagues brutal punishment for last place.

Sports Debate Club hosts Fantasy Football competitions

Rhea Noumair, Special to the Pitch
November 30, 2021
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