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Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Falling for fall

By Sanah Arya and Danielle Feldsher
October 26, 2023

 

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Art teacher Tyler Cripe said students often have difficulty creating art without their phones beside them.
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Junior Shiva Chitta said his friends and family encouraged him to attend prom, despite initially intending not to. “My mom told me to go and ‘have a slice of [my] life,’” Chitta said. “I'm sure there are prom [events] in colleges…but we have to go [to junior and senior prom.]”
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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.
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Baseball coaches Joseph Perez, Travis Sunseri and Dylan Remahl (from left to right) address the varsity team after their first scrimmage of the season on Feb. 13. The new coaches have worked with the players individually on how they can be more efficient with our movements, pitcher and first baseman Nate Enders said.
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Shooting guard Vedhika Medampalli said new varsity coach Megan Fong accounts for every player’s strengths, ensuring the team can play to the best of their abilities.
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About the Contributors
Sanah Arya
Sanah Arya, Reporter
Sanah is a junior and a first-year staffer of The Epitaph. She is excited to create writing and graphics to share her views and students on campus. In her free time, she likes to paint, eat and listen to new music.
Danielle Feldsher
Danielle Feldsher, News Editor
Danielle is a junior and extremely excited to be one of the News editors this year. As a returning staffer, she is looking forward to training new reporters and improving in journalistic writing. Aside from the Epitaph, she enjoys playing volleyball and spending time with her friends and pets.