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Interview with Maison Shalom Leader and Sophomore Shiima Nantulya

Jillian Ward, Print Sports Editor

March 23, 2021

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Seniors (Top row: seniors Reagan Tyler, Julia Levine and Fernando Chinchilla; Bottom row: seniors Sam Williams, Tata Toure and Amber Ahyick Wong) reflect on their time at WJ.

Seniors reflect on their high school years

While twins and seniors Ellen and Erin Osterman are also close friends, they dont always get along.
“Birthdays are expensive, and they fall on the same day, so our birthdays would be the same, and we wouldn’t often agree on things. So one of us would end up getting their way, and that would lead to the other being really sad, Ellen said.

Siblings share unbreakable bonds

Senior Rafael Isea (back row) poses with other business students in the MC Early College Program on May 5, their last day of classes. Isea credits a lot to the program in helping him develop his interests. I feel like I have grown a lot in early college. I have really matured and refined my skills to be better prepared for what I want to do in the future regarding finance because I have cultivated networking and just interpersonal skills, Isea said.

The early college program; finance, computer science and bloody surgeries

Living a life of unpredictability: the realities of being a “military kid”

Living a life of unpredictability: the realities of being a “military kid”

From left to right, Riddhi Sadhanala, Marissa Campos, and Mwape Sokoni show off a collection from American Eagle. They enjoyed picking pieces that really spoke to their style. Their selection was great; I cant wait to do it again, Campos said.

Meet WJ’s fashion club

WJ Prom 2022 recap

The Pitch documents the special night of the Class of 2022 prom with a video. ...

Rants and Bants: Last thoughts

In the last episode, host Meron Berhe talks about her last days as a senior at WJ and what she thinks about nostalgia....

Whitman junior Arvin Kim was elected student member of the board (SMOB) on April 20, following a county wide election of sixth through 12th graders. Kim, who had run against Einstein junior Baba Cisse, won 58.7 percent of the vote.

Q&A with student member of the board Arvin Kim

People of WJ 3: Students Pushing P

People of WJ 3: Students “Pushing P”

Interviewing the class of 2023 SGA officers

The Pitch interviews incoming SGA officers for the 2022-2023 school year....

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