HHS varsity softball players share journey with the sport

By Parth Dhaulakhandi, Nathan Gu, and Mackie Vu|April 14, 2023

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Parth Dhaulakhandi, Arts & Culture Editor

Parth is a sophomore, and he is currently one of the Arts & Culture editors. He looks forward to teaching the new reporters about The Epitaph and getting...

Nathan Gu, Sports Editor

Nathan is a senior and sports editor for The Epitaph. In his second year, he hopes to tell stories highlighting the HHS community. Nathan enjoys playing...

Mackie Vu, Design Editor

Reaching the supposed hardest year of high school, Mackie is pumped for his second year with The Epitaph. Apart from working in the exhilarating class...

Gymnast Luna Cheng (right) assists gymnast Katy Pan (left) with flexibility. Cheng said club gymnastics routines and practices tend to be more strict than school gymnastics.

Balancing two worlds of club and school gymnastics

The current volleyball team prepares to block the hit from the alumni team. 2007 graduate, alumnus Ryan Dedrick and varsity captain Scott Moore both said playing against each other is rewarding skill-wise.

Boys volleyball alumni play against current players

K-pop group TWS’ music romanticizes the high school life I wish I could have, emanating the feeling of running through the halls of their schools and laughing with one another. (Photo from Pledis Entertainment)

New K-pop group gives industry a breath of fresh air

Whether their songs are in Korean or English, South Korean indie rock band wave to earth brings me back to my best or worst memories.

Indie rock band wave to earth makes me feel all four seasons at once

Marching band can be considered its own sport because it participates in competitions with other bands.

POV: Should marching band be considered a sport?

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HHS survival guide

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2024 Oscars review

Track members discuss why they enjoy the sport

Track members discuss why they enjoy the sport

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Journalism vs. yearbook

The cast of “The Duel” takes a final bow. “The shows so far have been very creative and funny’” Stacy Caires, audience member and mother of Alana Caires, the HHS theater teacher said. “The acting has been really good, so Im enjoying it.”

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