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Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Seniors give cross country advice

By Andrew Fekete, Brian Ling, and Mikha Pilar
November 10, 2023

 
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About the Contributors
Andrew Fekete
Andrew Fekete, Reporter
Andrew Fekete is a freshman here and a reporter for The Epitaph. Andrew is a part of the football team and multiple fantasy leagues. He also loves to travel and spend time with family and friends. Andrew has a huge passion for sports, especially football and one day hopes to find a career in football, maybe as a journalist.
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.
Mikha Pilar
Mikha Pilar, Reporter
Mikha is a senior at HHS and is a first-year staff member of The Epitaph. She likes looking at the world through a lens, capturing and romanticizing the littlest things in life. They spread love through food, connecting with others in front of a dish or a cup of boba. You will often find her humming to the latest tunes and looking for more adventures to go on.

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