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The Epitaph

Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph

Treating political issues as a passing trend pressures others to conform to those views.

Posting does not change reality

By Kanmani Raguraman November 10, 2025

As a new Instagram user scrolling through my For You page, I noticed that several of my friends had posted about the Charlie Kirk assassination, typing text such as, “he never deserved it” or “his...

Fekete (right) said he hopes the staff’s hard work does not go unnoticed. 
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Gratitude beyond the field

By Isabela Guilardi and Elena Shim November 8, 2025

This year, coach Shawn Hook is bringing a new tradition to the football program. By creating a time where players can express their gratitude for teachers and staff, Hook said he wanted to push his players...

As team captain, Tang helps new players work on their form.

Girls golf navigates larger team size

By Jason Lai, Kanmani Raguraman, and Julia Song September 30, 2025

The varsity girls golf team has doubled in size compared to last year, increasing from seven to 14 players, head coach Don Gibbs said. This increase has boosted team morale and sense of community, Gibbs...

Students listen intently as Cuan presents a Bible passage.

Footprints club impacts lives through religion

By Annika Abraham May 31, 2025

When entering a Footprints club meeting, students can find themselves immersed in Bible passages, friendly chatter and the gentle strums of a guitar. The club, centered around sharing Christianity,...

Students learn about the marketing process through the Maker’s Fair.

Principles of business hosts Maker’s Fair

By Olivia Levesque Ouellette, Mackie Vu, and Kaylin Yi December 17, 2024

Twenty-eight groups of students from principles of business sold handcrafted or personalized merchandise at the annual Maker’s Fair, which took place on Dec. 6 in the quad, business teacher Graeme Logie...

Although the film sticks to the book, it disappoints viewers in other aspects such as acting and atmosphere. (Photo from Lionsgate)

‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ lacks holiday vibe

By Kaylin Yi December 17, 2024

“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” a movie based on its namesake award-winning book by Barbara Robinson, was released on Nov. 8 to an eager audience. Unfortunately, the film was disappointing thanks...

PTSA informs parents about their services at Back to School Night.

PTSA works hard, creates opportunities for students, parents

By Jason Lai October 6, 2024

Over the summer, PTSA planned many events and organized programs for the school year, PTSA president Manuela Silveira said. In the summer mailer packet PTSA sent out, information detailing their initiatives...

The current volleyball team prepares to block the hit from the alumni team. 2007 graduate, alumnus Ryan Dedrick and varsity captain Scott Moore both said playing against each other is rewarding skill-wise.

Boys volleyball alumni play against current players

By Mackie Vu, Catherine Yang, and Veronica Zhao March 4, 2024

Alumni are an integral part of the school community, providing a network of support and experience, varsity boys volleyball head coach Danny Chan said. The annual alumni game — which took place on Feb....

The Jewish Student Union gathers at Homestead Bowl for a fun, outside-of-school social which creates a closer community, president Mai First said.

Building bonds while bowling

By Jonathan Xue February 7, 2024

Multicolored lights illuminate the glistening alley of Homestead Bowl on Jan. 28 as Jewish Student Union members eat food, hurl bowling balls and form connections with each other. Throughout the school...

Hiring more track and field coaches will help athletes in all events succeed, which will bring a better season, athletic director Chris Grossman said.

Leading a final lap

By Nathan Gu February 2, 2024

After a successful cross country season at the beginning of the school year, many runners and athletes from other sports are preparing for the upcoming track season by attending the offseason workouts,...

Psychology club meets for their biweekly general meeting and plays a trivia game.

Clubs drive passion for medicine, wellness among students

By Sanah Arya November 3, 2023

With various science and health clubs on campus, students have the opportunity to develop deeper interests in medicine, wellness and research, Future Physicians of America treasurer Mika Cohen said. Out...

A visit from a loved one can brighten up anyone’s day.

Taking the chance to care

By Ella Chan October 29, 2023

In the chaos of modern life, it is easy to overlook the simple and significant acts of volunteering, especially in nursing homes. However, some of my favorite memories with my mom include visiting the...

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