Staff Christmas Party Photo Gallery
December 17, 2018
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like.
Email This Story
About the Contributor
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
1 week ago
STAFF EDITORIAL: Schools should not overstep their jurisdiction https://t.co/nlYF4SNApp via @epitahhhs
STAFF EDITORIAL: Schools should not overstep their jurisdiction https://t.co/nlYF4SNApp via @epitahhhs
2 weeks ago
JV soccer imparts life skills of leadership, collaboration https://t.co/RroGtEuF3g via @epitahhhs
JV soccer imparts life skills of leadership, collaboration https://t.co/RroGtEuF3g via @epitahhhs
2 weeks ago
Modern slavery: sex trafficking in Bay Area on the rise https://t.co/6Pf0GHBHMF via @epitahhhs
Modern slavery: sex trafficking in Bay Area on the rise https://t.co/6Pf0GHBHMF via @epitahhhs
The Epitaph
The Homestead Epitaph is a five decade old institution of the student press.
We are a student run publication without administrative prior review, and have fought for free speech in the supreme court.
The Epitaph has won numerous Gold and Silver Crown awards, and the Scholastic Press Freedom Award.
The Epitaph welcomes all letters to the editor but reserves the right to edit all submissions. Letters should be limited to 300 words.
Please send any articles to homestead.epitaph@gmail.com or drop them off in C105. Include contact information.
Make sure to follow us on Instagram at hhsepitaph.
STAFF EDITORIAL: Schools should not overstep their jurisdiction
It all started as a game. Created by two seniors, each player in “Homestead Assassin” is randomly assigned a target, a student they are meant to “assassinate” with a nerf gun or water balloon before the established deadline. After the target is eliminated, they move on to the next round — ...
hhsepitaph.com
Administration bans ‘Homestead Assassin’ game amidst safety concerns
Imitation weapons, stripping, videotaping without permission among safety concerns cited in banning of “Homestead Assassin” The “Homestead Assassin” game was shut down by the administration last week due to potential safety issues and a violation of school rules, according to an email sent b...
hhsepitaph.com
Divided America: A room full of pouty babies
When have our honorable, level-headed politicians become tantrum-throwing babies? It seems that U.S. politics have shifted from respectful diplomacy to petty squabbling. President Donald Trump’s third state of the union address occurred on Feb. 4; the night began and ended with extreme charges of ...
hhsepitaph.com
Girls basketball celebrates Senior Night, defeats Mountain View
One at a time, the three seniors on the girls basketball team walked across the large gym with their families amid thunderous cheering from the bleachers as friends and supporters waved posters and printed cutouts of their faces. After presenting the seniors, varsity coach Becky Chiu asked the crowd...
hhsepitaph.com
Your summer opportunities
The Epitaph reserves the right to moderate comments on articles. Spam or obscene comments may be deleted without prior notice. If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a gravatar.
hhsepitaph.com
JV soccer imparts life skills of leadership, collaboration
Although girls soccer teaches players about various drills and techniques, it also imparts other crucial life skills and lessons. Sophomore Kimberly Capio said she has been playing soccer for around 11 years, and attributes soccer to teaching her how to become a better leader. “I learned to be mor...
hhsepitaph.com
