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The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Journalism vs. yearbook

By Sanah Arya, Amanda Boles, Anushruti Nagarajan, and Jonathan Xue
March 6, 2024

 

 
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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.
Amanda Boles
Amanda Boles, Reporter
Amanda is a sophomore and a new reporter for The Epitaph. She looks forward to exploring different aspects of the HHS community through journalism. Amanda loves spicy food, art and traveling.
Anushruti Nagarajan
Anushruti Nagarajan, Opinion Editor
Anushruti is a senior, and she is thrilled to be one of the Opinion Editors for The Epitaph. During her third year in journalism, she hopes to make a lasting impact through her writing and continue to get involved in the HHS community. Anushruti is passionate about law and activism and hopes to further explore her interests in that field. In her free time, Anurhsuti enjoys musical activities, staying active and learning new skills.
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.

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