Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

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Danielle Feldsher, Kevin Miao, Elena Shim, Rajiv Venkatesh, and Catherine Yang
February 1, 2024

 

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Projects inspire creativity and offer more engaging formats than normal assignments, making them more fun and productive for students.
Trading busywork for fun engagement
Sophomore marks her place in San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra
Sophomore marks her place in San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra
Students often do not want to join wrestling because of the physicality of the sport, Anderson (left) said.
Wrestling remains unseen
People commonly overlook winter guard, despite the amount of effort put into it, Kolin said.
Winter guard flags misconceptions
“Green Snake,” the sequel to “White Snake,” exemplifies the artistry and depth of donghuas.
Donghuas deserve more love
Outside hitter, sophomore Katie Hamburger hits the ball over the net for a decisive point.
Girls volleyball photo gallery
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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
Fashionable teachers
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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Students write the names of a friend or staff member who they are grateful for.
Shout-out wall showcases community values
Fekete (right) said he hopes the staff’s hard work does not go unnoticed. Interviews:
Gratitude beyond the field
Pablo said players must feel comfortable with each other to develop stronger skills.
New JV girls volleyball coach takes the court
SZA captivates listeners with her ability to tie her vocals to song melodies. (Photo from Spotify)
‘SOS Deluxe: Lana’ is SZA’s heartbreak SOS
Winter break wonders
Winter break wonders
Clark and Nurnberg discuss the future of the ethnic studies course.
Ethnic studies to be required for the class of 2029 across FUHSD
About the Contributors
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.
Kevin Miao
Kevin Miao, News Editor
Kevin is a senior and the news editor for The Epitaph this year. He is excited to write more articles throughout the year about various happenings on campus. Hopefully his time in The Epitaph will help him write good supplemental essays.
Elena Shim
Elena Shim, Social Media Editor
Elena is a senior and is working as a Social Media Editor for the Epitaph for three years. She looks forward to seeing reporters cover various events and doing senior spotlight. Outside of Epitaph, she likes watching movies, doing photography and going on matcha runs.
Rajiv Venkatesh
Rajiv Venkatesh, Editor-in-Chief
Rajiv is a senior, and he is excited to return for his third year on The Epitaph’s staff, this time as an Editor-in-Chief. This year, he is looking forward to making an impact on campus through the paper. Rajiv enjoys reading, running and hanging out with friends in his spare time. He loves to learn new things and to explore new places.
Catherine Yang
Catherine Yang, Reporter
Catherine is a senior and this will be her third year in journalism. She is excited to continue being involved with the community through writing fun articles and photos. Outside of journalism, Catherine enjoys drinking boba, playing basketball and piano and having fun with friends.