Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Where is the art?

Saira Ahmed, Lindsey Steel, and Harshitha Vijayakumar • November 1, 2022

Art at HHS – Saira, Harshi, Lindsey by Saira Ahmed

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About the Contributors
Saira Ahmed
Saira Ahmed, Managing Editor
It is senior Saira Ahmed’s third (and final) year on The Epitaph, but she is still looking forward to writing about the same topics as she did two years ago: niche issues on campus, scathing album reviews and artistic profiles. She cannot wait to use what she learned from the paper in the real world, aspiring to be an environmental photographer and journalist. Outside of The Epitaph, Saira enjoys spending countless hours searching for new music and creating Pinterest boards.
Lindsey Steel
Lindsey Steel, Opinion Editor
Lindsey is a senior and is excited to be an Opinion editor this year. As a third-year staffer, she is looking forward to not only sharing her own views but also amplifying voices across campus. Outside of The Epitaph, she enjoys re-watching “Modern Family” and going to the beach.
Harshitha Vijayakumar
Harshitha Vijayakumar, PR Manager
Harshi is a senior and is thrilled to be the new PR Manager for The Epitaph. She is excited to meet new exciting personalities and learn more about the unknown. In her free time, she plays soccer, throws the ball around with her dog and reads.