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  • Students Get their Sweet Tooth Pulled

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Bethany Swanson

    Since the beginning of the school year, when students are craving chocolate, they must travel the long distance to Giant, the bagel place, or the candy store in the mall to get their fix. The candy in

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  • Is Kerry Worth the Vote?

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Alex Gorelik

    Presidential candidate John Kerry is frequently referenced by Republicans and other anti-Kerries as the “flip-flopper.” Some say he’s been unable to hold a steady opinion on most issues like the war i

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  • Price or Quality

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Jonathan T. Mapp

    This fall, teenage video gamers will have an important choice to make in choosingwhat NBA game to invest in for the fall, NBA Live 2005 or ESPN Basketball 2K5. ESPN Basketball 2K5, made by Sega Sports

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  • Homecoming Part 1Girls Gone stressed

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Katherine Martinez

    The “fsss” sound of hairspray, followed by a girl crying out in pain—“Aaaauugh! My eye!” Then the ripping of expensive fabric and another scream echoes, as she wonders, why me? Where is he? Where’s t

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  • It's Academic Schools Opponents

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Jonathan Mapp

    Walter Johnson seniors Zach Hommer, James Coan, and junior Adam Newman scored 705 points to defeat West Springfield and Osborne high schools in the “Its Academic” challenge held on September 18. A sta

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  • Dr. Maxwell Leaves WJ for New Position

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Michael Abend

    September 27, 2004, Dr. Kevin Maxwell announced his promotion to community superintendent of the Watkins Mill, Gaithersburg, Damascus, and Magruder High School clusters and the ending of his tenure at

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  • Tiffany HodgesThird Ranked Singles Player in County

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Sara Sidransky

    In elementary school we aimlessly ran around the neighborhood. We looked out for each other. I was short, she was tall. We would set up her entire basement as Barbie city, play tag, and frequently sto

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  • Just Another Piece of Cake

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Daniel Orkin

    With their sixth release, Pressure Chief, alternative band Cake delivers what is just another mediocre album in their distinct style, inseparable from their previous works. Some bands try to top thems

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  • Cross Country Again a Threat to Win County

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Jennifer Perlmutter

    Cross country has consistently been one of the most victorious and hardworking teams at Walter Johnson, and this season is no exception. The team has done outstanding this season, with the boys ho

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  • Celebrating 50 Years of The Pitch

    Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By: Katherine Martinez

    For the past 50 years, WJ students have been turning to The Pitch to find out important news, sports and opinions. In the spirit of The Pitch’s 50th anniversary, here are some of the more memorable a

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At-a-glance
Feelin’ the Pressure
Thursday, October 21, 2004 By Michael Abend
It’s that time of year again. Football is in mid-season form, the leaves are turning, and the list of available homecoming dates has grown short. Yes, it’s homecoming, the annual event that can brin
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Putting GUNS in the Line of Fire
Thursday, October 21, 2004 By McKenzie Brodnick
The U.S. owns the dubious distinction of being the leader in gun-related homicides whiles still taking pride itself in the freedom it affords each and every citizen. Our government does not regulate o
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Celebrating 50 Years of The Pitch
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Katherine Martinez
For the past 50 years, WJ students have been turning to The Pitch to find out important news, sports and opinions. In the spirit of The Pitch’s 50th anniversary, here are some of the more memorable a
full story 
Cross Country Again a Threat to Win County
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Jennifer Perlmutter
Cross country has consistently been one of the most victorious and hardworking teams at Walter Johnson, and this season is no exception. The team has done outstanding this season, with the boys ho
full story 
Soccer Teams Ignore Expectations
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Federico Jellinek
Federico JellinekSoccer teams Ignore ExpectationsThe varsity girls soccer team has exceeded their pre-season expectations so far this year while the boys team has surprised their fans. The boys were
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Taking Powderpuff Off the Bench
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Arielle Schwartz
Twenty-two senior and junior girls clawing each other to the death. Dirt, hair, and sweat flying through the air. This is the beauty of Powderpuff: a beauty that Walter Johnson senior and junior gir
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Just Another Piece of Cake
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Daniel Orkin
With their sixth release, Pressure Chief, alternative band Cake delivers what is just another mediocre album in their distinct style, inseparable from their previous works. Some bands try to top thems
full story 
Tiffany HodgesThird Ranked Singles Player in County
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Sara Sidransky
In elementary school we aimlessly ran around the neighborhood. We looked out for each other. I was short, she was tall. We would set up her entire basement as Barbie city, play tag, and frequently sto
full story 
Dr. Maxwell Leaves WJ for New Position
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Michael Abend
September 27, 2004, Dr. Kevin Maxwell announced his promotion to community superintendent of the Watkins Mill, Gaithersburg, Damascus, and Magruder High School clusters and the ending of his tenure at
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American IdiotsThe celebrity influence on this year’s election
Tuesday, October 19, 2004 By Mark Brynes
Do you think Billy Joe Armstrong of Green Day and actor Alec Baldwin are political experts? Do you think they should influence you in who you support for president? If so, you are not alone, but you s
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