Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

News Quiz

By Nathan Gu, Brian Ling, and Jonathan Xue
October 29, 2023

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A combined STEM club would demonstrate the interconnectedness of STEM subjects to students.
Sacrificing quantity for quality
The biology club uses a mix of lectures and practice problems to help students prepare for their AP tests, Nanawati said.
Study boost from STEM clubs
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
Track members discuss why they enjoy the sport
Track members discuss why they enjoy the sport
Game design club primarily uses the C# coding language to make their games, vice president Dhruv Bhargava said.
Leveling up programming skills
Having two separate biology clubs was redundant since their goals are so similar, vice president Kevin Chang said.
Building a bigger, better bio club
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As part of the task force, English teacher James Aguirre said he hopes his role will make high school safer and more welcoming for LGBTQ+ students.
LGBTQ+ force prompts policy
Aside from aiming to win, new badminton coach Jack Ip (right) said he hopes to instill a love for the sport in players.
Fresh coach sets fresh record
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
Journalism vs. yearbook
Journalism vs. yearbook
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
The Jewish Student Union gathers at Homestead Bowl for a fun, outside-of-school social which creates a closer community, president Mai First said.
Building bonds while bowling
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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.]”
Prom at the Tech Interactive
Studying for finals
Studying for finals
Building a better lifestyle
Building a better lifestyle
Interesting outfits of 2024's Met Gala
Interesting outfits of 2024's Met Gala
Students laugh as they try to hit the piñata.
Multicultural Night photo gallery
HHS survival guide
HHS survival guide
About the Contributors
Nathan Gu
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 basketball and learning biology. In his spare time, he likes listening to music, reading articles or hanging out with friends.
Brian Ling
Brian Ling, News Editor
Brian is a junior and one of the News editors for The Epitaph. In his free time, he enjoys sports, video games and watching YouTube videos.
Jonathan Xue
Jonathan Xue, Reporter
Jonathan Xue is a junior and a first-year reporter for The Epitaph. When he is not swamped by homework, he likes to play video games and watch YouTube videos.