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Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Field hockey players discuss camaraderie, season so far

Naomi Baron • October 16, 2019

BEST SPORT ON ICE, ON GRASS

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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.
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