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Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
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Students selling Japanese soda at last springs Club and Grub.

Club and Grub possibly discontinued after implementation of California health law

September 27, 2016
From Left to Right: Junior pianist Matei Predescu was honored with the Green and White award along with sophomore Matteo Muscettola, who also received a $250 scholarship to the San Jose Summer Jazz Camp. Senior Amit Kohli received The Neil Griffin Scholarship and senior Shangyu Hsu received the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award.

Jazz spring show, a showcase of talent

June 2, 2016
Released Dec. 4, 2015, Coldplay’s reportedly final album keeps entrancing audiences. Photo courtesy of www.coldplay.com

Dream on, Coldplay

January 22, 2016
Boys varsity team places third at CCS, qualifying for the CIF State Meet for the second time in school history. From left to right: junior Matthew Bennett, junior Max Sawyer and freshman Ryan Ma. Photo courtesy of Rebecca S.

Mustangs rewrite the record books

November 21, 2015
Photo courtesy of Ray OBrien

Mustangs cross country secures historic win at SCVAL league finals

November 8, 2015
Sophomore Varsity Captain Elena Kamas competed at the Earlybird Invitational in Salinas along with many other mustangs. The team placed second overall out of the 70 teams that competed at the meet.

September invitationals foreshadow success to come

October 9, 2015
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