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Ellie Noh

Ellie Noh, Features Editor

Ellie Noh is a junior and is thrilled to be the Features editor for The Tide this year! Last year, she wrote for the Features section and the Arts section of The MoCo Student Newspaper. Outside of working on The Tide, you can find her spending time with friends and family or reading a good book.

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Photo of the Day: IB students begin to prepare for Internal Assessments

Photo of the Day: IB students begin to prepare for Internal Assessments

Ellie Noh
September 23, 2023
Microdust contributes to haze, which blocks the sight of clouds.

Canadian Wildfires pollute Montgomery County air

Ellie Noh and Michaela Boeder
June 8, 2023
One-hit wonders describe artists who rise to fame from a songs immense popularity but fail to keep their momentum going.

People should never give up ‘one-hit wonders’

Ellie Noh and Michaela Boeder
June 6, 2023
Junior Damary Cabrera talks on the phone during class.

[Photo] Reflecting on the phone policy

June 9, 2023
Calligraphy club’s leadership team created an advertisement to gain student interest on social media.

New clubs launch this school year

Claire Xu, Ellie Noh, Libby Cooke, and Tara Amin
November 1, 2022
Photo of the Day: Mr. Wong brings the coffee shop to class

Photo of the Day: Mr. Wong brings the coffee shop to class

Ellie Noh, Features Editor
October 3, 2022
Junior Christian Grimes tries to stay awake during AP Environmental Science.

Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on students

Ellie Noh and Emil Fang
September 30, 2022
Although students have a lot to balance, many still make it a priority to get some physical activity in their day.

Students make room for fitness

Ellie Noh , Features writer
April 19, 2022
While many students can rely on the school bus to take them to and from school and depend on a ride from their parents to get around the community, others do not have this privilege. How do students maintain their safety while taking the public bus, walking or riding their bike?

Staying safe for public bus takers, walkers and bikers

Ellie Noh , Senior Features writer
March 8, 2022
All MCPS students must receive two credits of their chosen foreign language to graduate. This requirement is not a big deal for some students who have had good experiences in their foreign language classes but others find themselves struggling to keep up with their language after learning virtually last year or have put an end to their language learning after obtaining the necessary amount of credits.

To continue, or put an end to, foreign language learning

Ellie Noh and Davi Jacobs
January 11, 2022
Students and staff share their favorite moments

Students and staff share their favorite moments

Davi Jacobs , Angelina Guhl, Elena Parisi, Caroline Zhou, Liliana Katz-Hollander, Kobina Asafu-Adjaye, Thisuli Meepagala, Johnny Sheng, Mayah Nachman , Ginger Speer, Ellie Noh, Sarah Howlett, and Niki Esmaili
December 23, 2021
Girls varsity volleyball boasts an impressive track record. The hard work, dedication to the sport and sense of community revolved around the team contributes to its success.

Girls varsity volleyball bids farewell to a memorable season

Ellie Noh, Features Writer
November 16, 2021
To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, the media center put several appropriate books on display for students to read. RMBC also contributed last month by featuring teachers of Latin American origin on their show and providing information about influential figures as well.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with food

Ellie Noh , Features writer
November 1, 2021
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