Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

HHS survival guide

By Malar Raguraman and Faith Watters
April 4, 2024

 

 

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Although its characters and animation make the show “Hazbin Hotel” fun to watch, its pacing and lack of world-building hold it back.
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The boys varsity soccer team’s defense is one of their strong points, defender Adrien Julliard said.
Out with the old, in with the new
Students take part in an engaging activity where they make bracelets. “It's just been really great, and I’m happy to see that the events are more successful this year compared to last year,” senior Sing Yong Wu said
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Accelerated summer construction projects will give students and teachers access to renovated buildings this school year.
Campus construction completed — for now
Catcher, junior Emma Sundland said she hopes to move up to varsity next year and change to another position, such as shortstop or outfield.
JV softball reflects on progress, looks to future after difficult season
Senior Victor Tsai steps up to the role of defensive specialist after a teammate was injured.
Stepping up to the net
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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
The construction of the football field forced the team to move to the baseball field, Sealy said.
Runners return to field
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
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.]”
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Caires said the girls have a close bond which helps them get through the season.
Varsity softball hits a line drive to CCS
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Outside hitter, sophomore Katie Hamburger hits the ball over the net for a decisive point.
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About the Contributors
Malar Raguraman
Malar Raguraman, Arts & Culture Editor
Malar Raguraman is in her final year of high school and is an Arts and Culture editor for The Epitaph. In her third year as a journalist, she is looking forward to belting out white girl music during late nights, spending hours upon hours on InDesign and crafting an unforgettable senior spread. Outside of her hectic world of high school, Malar finds solace in NYT Sudoku, rereading the Harry Potter series and making friendship bracelets.
Faith Watters
Faith Watters, Art Editor
Faith is a senior and is pumped to return to The Epitaph for her second year, now as the art editor. She enjoys drawing and playing with her dog Sophie, and she has been on the girls varsity tennis team for four years. She has a major sweet tooth and is looking forward to a great senior year.