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The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

The Epitaph in Boston

Brian Ling and Adam Orrin
December 14, 2023

 

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The boys golf team competes on a variety of courses throughout the season, forcing players to adapt with every round, Bonvechio said.
With every new course comes a new challenge at par
HHS Rank: An investigation into student-made popularity site
HHS Rank: An investigation into student-made popularity site
Despite the referee’s controversial ruling of fouls, the Mustangs charged forward with an intense offensive approach.
Game Review: Varsity girls soccer crushes Notre Dame Regents 7-0
Zucker switches between electric and acoustic to illustrate his emotional journey.
Jeremy Zucker’s riffs take us back to the Garden State
Carson said he encourages his younger brother, Kyle, to be a strong leader on the JV football team.
Sibling quarterbacks support each other on the field
Despite setbacks, the team has pushed through and is looking forward to a better season next year, Bonvechio said.
A swing and a hit toward the future
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Huang said that while he plays individually at both school and external tournaments, the support of his school teammates creates a more exciting atmosphere.
Two sides to tennis
Unhinged marketing can lead to growth in brand recognition and revenue.
Unhinged marketing is shockingly effective
Mustang soccer victory highlights the team’s growth.
Game review: Varsity boys soccer brings down Fremont Firebirds 2-0
Influencers leverage their platforms to promote their businesses, even when they have questionable practices.
Influencer items fail fans
A combined STEM club would be detrimental to the HHS experience.
Quantity does not always sacrifice quality
WASC accreditation provides opportunities to improve
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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
About the Contributors
Brian Ling
Brian Ling, Reporter
Brian is a senior, and reporter for The Epitaph. In his third year with the Epitaph, he hopes to take good photos, write good articles and design good pages. In his free time, he enjoys sleeping, eating and playing Pokemon Go. 小红书！
Adam Orrin
Adam Orrin, Opinion Editor
Adam Orrin is a senior and the Opinion Editor for The Epitaph. In his third year with the paper, he is looking forward to writing music and movie reviews. Adam is a member of the water polo and quiz bowl teams. In his free time, Adam enjoys reading, listening to music and learning new things.