Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Alicia Liste

Alicia Liste, Reporter

Alicia is a sophomore and a first-year staffer on The Epitaph. She is looking forward to learning from this year’s challenges and new experiences. In her free time, Alicia enjoys thrifting, taking public transit and eating good food.

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The PTSA Senior Essay Contest gives students a platform to share their opinions, promoting personal development and self-expression.

PTSA Senior Essay Contest offers winners more than money

By Alicia Liste
February 24, 2024
Baseball coaches Joseph Perez, Travis Sunseri and Dylan Remahl (from left to right) address the varsity team after their first scrimmage of the season on Feb. 13. The new coaches have worked with the players individually on how they can be more efficient with our movements, pitcher and first baseman Nate Enders said.

New assistant coach duo refreshes varsity baseball team

By Sanah Arya, Alicia Liste, and Evelyn Wang
February 23, 2024
The cast of “The Duel” takes a final bow. “The shows so far have been very creative and funny’” Stacy Caires, audience member and mother of Alana Caires, the HHS theater teacher said. “The acting has been really good, so Im enjoying it.”

‘One Acts’ photo gallery

By Alicia Liste and Aviv Matas
February 4, 2024
A volunteer sorts donations at the Goodwill donation drive fundraiser on Jan. 27.

PTSA hosts Goodwill donation drive to fund Grad Night Party

By Alicia Liste
February 3, 2024
“The Book of Clarence” adds a kick of modernity and humor to the ancient story of Jesus’ crucifixion. (Photo from IMDb)

‘The Book of Clarence’: unconventional spirituality on the silver screen

By Alicia Liste
January 21, 2024
Favorite music genres

Favorite music genres

By Maya Dutt, Parker Lin, and Alicia Liste
December 3, 2023
Students can be tempted to both use and abuse AI, as there are not yet clear guidelines on the appropriate usage of it in schools, PTSA president Harita Menon said.

‘From threat to opportunity:’ PTSA hosts AI workshop

By Alicia Liste
December 2, 2023
Co-director Cecilia Aldarondo rewinds to the past and relives her high school experiences through a unique film. (Photo from IMDb)

Not like the other movies: ‘You Were My First Boyfriend’ revisits high school trauma through cinematic re-enactments

By Alicia Liste
November 29, 2023
Art allows students to express themselves creatively and reduce stress.

PTA reflects students’ best interests

By Alicia Liste
November 3, 2023
Cross country members socialize before a practice.

Running for friends and fun

By Annie Guo, Alicia Liste, and Nicole Kim
October 7, 2023
English and drama teacher Alana Caires said she believes theater has the power to bring out a different side of people and to tell important stories in an enjoyable way.

‘Total drama geek’: Alana Caires takes the stage as new drama teacher

By Andrew Fekete, Alicia Liste, Kevin Miao, Nicole Pimenta Innecco, Rajiv Venkatesh, Demi Yau, and Annabelle Yip
September 11, 2023
Principal Greg Giglio said affirmative action effects will depend on where students are applying to in a panel interview.

[Photo] From the Supreme Court to FUHSD: affirmative action affects applications

By Sanah Arya, Amanda Boles, Aviv Matas, Adam Orrin, Harshi Vijayakumar, Mackie Vu, and Evelyn Wang
September 4, 2023
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