Creating cultural connections

By Amber Birrell, Anderson Picone, and Annabelle Yip|September 30, 2022

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Amber Birrell, Senior Arts and Culture Editor

Amber is currently a Senior at Homestead and this is her fourth year on the Epitaph. She is excited to be the Senior Arts & Culture editor this year....

Anderson Picone, Reporter

Anderson is a sophomore who is excited to practice her journalistic writing on The Epitaph. She wants to further her skills and write interesting articles...

Annabelle Yip, Social Media Editor

Annabelle is a senior and the social media editor at The Epitaph. In her second year, she is excited to continue highlighting the interesting stories of...

Upperclassmen take leadership during games to lead the team to success, middle blocker Jack Rohloff said.

Upperclassmen step into predecessors’ shoes

With her natural charisma and Canadian accent, Maria Georgas is ABCs newest star. (Photo from US Weekly)

How one contestant saved ‘The Bachelor’

Freshman Owen Chau said he believes the absence of a JV team is fair due to the skill required to play golf.

Varsity or bust

Lin said he was impressed with himself after finding out he broke the three-mile record by a tenth of a second.

Senior breaks school three-mile record

Club officer junior Caleb Xiao presents a Bible study during a club meeting.

Building better bonds

Cyber security club members can gain many new computer skills by participating in Capture the Flag events, vice-president Soham Nanawati said.

Cracking open new skills through PicoCTF

Japanese National Honor Society collaborated with origami club to provide an origami booth during J-Night, JNHS president Cherish Wurts said.

JNHS hosts annual J-Night

Art teacher Tyler Cripe said students often have difficulty creating art without their phones beside them.

Technology takes charge of art department

Game design club primarily uses the C# coding language to make their games, vice president Dhruv Bhargava said.

Leveling up programming skills

AP music theory teacher Jeff Morton works with students in his class to analyze notated music. (Photo courtesy of Alan Ma)

Behind the scenes of AP music theory

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Upperclassmen step into predecessors’ shoes
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How one contestant saved ‘The Bachelor’
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Varsity or bust
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Senior breaks school three-mile record
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Building better bonds
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No seniors, no problem
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‘Total drama geek’: Alana Caires takes the stage as new drama teacher
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Biking toward a sustainable future
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CCS bound: track athletes share their thoughts
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