Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Falling for fall

Sanah Arya and Danielle Feldsher
October 26, 2023

 

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Project Gloves provides students with unique ways to support local gardens and make a community impact, Tessone said. (Photo courtesy of Sean Tessone)
Project Gloves involves students in hands-on volunteering
Game review: Varsity girls basketball crushes MacDonald Condors 52-19
Game review: Varsity girls basketball crushes MacDonald Condors 52-19
Fashionable teachers
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As team captain, Tang helps new players work on their form.
Girls golf navigates larger team size
The Rose Parade will act as a shaping experience for new members and seniors alike, drum major, senior Linda Chang said.
Preparations blossom for band director’s final parade
Movies are constantly being adapted into musicals, but the recreations lack effort and quality.
Not all movies should be musicals
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Finals study tips
Finals study tips
The stories behind the stickers
The stories behind the stickers
Digital investigations
Digital investigations
Angles of activism
Angles of activism
Walkout infographics
Walkout infographics
On Feb. 4, students from HHS, FHS and Sunnyvale Middle School walked out of their fifth period classes to attend an anti-ICE protest at Sunnyvale city hall. To prepare for this, students created unique handmade signs expressing protest messages. The signs contributed to a powerful protest atmosphere and allowed attending students to voice their own opinions amid the cacophony of group chants throughout the demonstration.
Photo gallery: Students' creative walkout signs
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TV shows and channels from Disney to CBS have had a profound impact on my upbringing and have changed the way I view the world.
Childhood media across cultures
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
Journalism vs. yearbook
Journalism vs. yearbook
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.
New assistant coach duo refreshes varsity baseball team
Children and parents interact with various club booths at the STEM night.
Inspiring youth in STEM fields
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.
First-year varsity coach reflects on new position
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 Feldsher is a senior and excited to return as a News Editor. In her final year on the paper, she is looking forward to working on senior spread and creating meaningful content. Outside of journalism, she loves going to the beach, reading and hanging out with friends.