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Ryan Weitz, staff writer emeritus

Ryan Weitz is a 2021 graduate.

All content by Ryan Weitz
Seniors Mikey Fellman, Jillian Pohoryles, and Ryan Meyer stand in front of the monuments in Washington D.C..

Prom pictures light up senior year

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
May 25, 2021
Bethesda Bagels is expanding from their location in Bethesda Row with a new store in Fallsgrove.

Bethesda Bagels gravitates to Fallsgrove Shopping Center

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
April 20, 2021
Whipped coffee takes over home kitchens as well as coffee shops.

March 2020 trends sparks memories

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
March 20, 2021
The Broadway play Dear Evan Hansen is performed at the Music Box Theatre.

Broadway show ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ enters the big screen

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
February 21, 2021
Junior Jenna Siman watches her favorite movie Forever My Girl on Jan. 17.

Best movies to captivate students

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
January 24, 2021
Junior James Walsh attends the Winter Lights Festival in Gaithersburg on Dec. 5.

Winter Lights Festival excites students

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
December 19, 2020
Senior Ron Berlin procrastinates doing his school work and plays video games instead on Nov. 9.

Procrastination speaks to students

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
November 24, 2020
Senior Erin Chang bakes pumpkin chocolate chip cookies on Oct. 9 to celebrate the fall time.

Fall recipes cozy their way into our lives

Ryan Weitz, staff writer
October 19, 2020
Senior Jillian Pohoryles poses for pictures on the Rehoboth beach on a pretty summer night in August.

Students find events to occupy them over quarantine

Ryan Weitz, Staff writer
October 1, 2020
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