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The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

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The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

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Cecilia Saltzman

Cecilia Saltzman, Print Managing Editor

Senior Cecilia Saltzman is looking forward to working as a Print Managing Editor this year. In addition to writing, she enjoys dancing, hanging out with friends and listening to music.

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Team captain and starting pitcher Sami Rosenberg lifts the region champion plaque over her head as teammates celebrate. WJ softball won its region in 2023, a feat the team hopes to repeat this year.

Spring Sports Previews

Seyun Park, Anna Zucconi, Joshua Singer, Lily Tapparo, Hillevi Schine, Mateus Bouquet, Jeremy Silberglied, Elizabeth Finn, Cecilia Saltzman, Michelle Kim and Mackenzie Norris
March 20, 2024
The Chamoy Pickle Kit includes a variety of ingredients to fully load up the pickle. The combination of pickle, hot chips and gushers, among other flavors, did not taste good together.

A review of social media’s newest e-commerce enterprise: TikTok Shop

Cecilia Saltzman and Elizabeth Finn
February 2, 2024
The choral group Madrigals performs on stage at Winter Wonderland. “I love performing for the community, and anything I can do to give back I always try to make happen. The community has been a great support system for WJ, especially in the Music Department and the least that we can do is sing for them to hopefully brighten their day,” senior Henry Saybolt said.

Chorus carols at holiday event

Cecilia Saltzman and Elizabeth Finn
December 15, 2023
Senior captain Marina Thorn is joined by her family as they walk down the field. Thorn has been playing for the varsity Wildcats for four years and got to celebrate her commitment to the program.

Senior soccer players celebrate final season

Cecilia Saltzman and Audrey Ring
October 6, 2023
The live-action Little Mermaid is thrilling and nostalgic to audiences of all ages. The film was released in late May and has had a successful first few weeks in the box office.

“The Little Mermaid” excites new audiences

Cecilia Saltzman, Print Feature Editor
June 16, 2023
Point/Counterpoint: Students should be allowed to request teachers

Point/Counterpoint: Students should be allowed to request teachers

Cecilia Saltzman and Alexander Lewton
March 7, 2023
Point/Counterpoint: Are bike lanes on Old Georgetown Rd beneficial?

Point/Counterpoint: Are bike lanes on Old Georgetown Rd beneficial?

Sourish Dey and Cecilia Saltzman
January 26, 2023
Splurge: UGG slippers - $100 Slippers are the best way to be comfortable while still looking cute at school. https://www.ugg.com/women-slippers/disquette/1122550.html?dwvar_1122550_color=CHE

Splurge or Save: A holiday gift-giving guide

Cecilia Saltzman, Print Feature Editor
December 15, 2022
Security guard Marlene Smith checks a students ID upon entry at the auditorium entrance. The entrance, which is located near the student lot, has become one of the most crowded entrances in the school.

ID checks cause overcrowded entrances

Cecilia Saltzman, Print Feature Editor
October 25, 2022
The gallo quesadilla is served open so that you can see the delicious chicken and sauce inside. It was a unique way to serve a quesadilla.

Restaurant review: Tacombi in Bethesda

Cecilia Saltzman, Staff Writer
June 18, 2022
Sophomore Anna Zucconi drinks from her reusable water bottle. Taking care of the environment is important to her, so she lowers her waste by using a reusable bottle. My water bottle reduces plastic use in the environment which makes me feel like a better person, Zucconi said.

A guide on how students can be more environmentally friendly

Cecilia Saltzman, Staff Writer
May 17, 2022
Iced caramel latte from Tout de Sweet bakery in Bethesda, Maryland.

Which cafe has the best coffee in Bethesda?

Cecilia Saltzman, Staff Writer
April 6, 2022
MCPS mask mandate should remain in place

MCPS mask mandate should remain in place

Cecilia Saltzman, Staff Writer
March 7, 2022
When severe weather conditions make it impossible for students to go to school, they shouldn’t have to pay for it by making up the days.

Making up snow days is unnecessary

Cecilia Saltzman, Staff Writer
February 15, 2022
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