Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
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TRANSGENDERS IN SPORTS: Transgender people do not have an unfair leverage in any capacity because they do not have control over their body parts.

Silent battles: transgender athletes in sports

May 25, 2022
DEEPENING SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING: New “Science and Society” course expands the scope of learning by connecting scientific disciplines with societal phenomenons.

Intersectionality between science and our community

April 17, 2022

Physics class helps students build meaningful connections, explore vital concepts

March 14, 2022

Sustainable steps can help save the environment

March 9, 2022
OUTDATED SCIENTIFIC PRACTICES: Schools should not be endorsing the widespread practice of unethical dissections.

Education should not be prioritized over unethical practices

February 18, 2022
Students in AP Physics 1 perform a lab to learn about collisions and momentum.

Labs and COVID-19: the impact on student learning

December 14, 2021
Despite the Harry Potter films surpassing over $7 billion in sales, there is a clear oversight in the execution of the movies.

Movie adaptations: a mistranslation of books

December 10, 2021
Opponents of American intervention protest the U.S. invasion in Afghanistan in 2001.

Military intervention in Afghanistan: the negative impact and what was left behind

October 1, 2021
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