Twelve Down, One to Go
30
May

Twelve Down, One to Go

By Leanne Wan
At this time next year, I will be committed to a university, dealt with the endless applications for scholarships and financial aid to pay for said college, and get ready…
Save the AP Drama for Your Mama!
20
May

Save the AP Drama for Your Mama!

By Sharon Yong
The experience of this year’s AP Exams have been extremely stressful for Galileo’s seniors, as there has been concern from students over their exams being potentially cancelled and having to…
Ranking of Energy Drinks
19
May

Ranking of Energy Drinks

By Leanne Wan
May is AP exam month as well as finals season, which means many people turn to caffeine as a source of energy for late-night cramming or to not fall asleep…
Spring Break Independence
14
Apr

Spring Break Independence

By Leanne Wan
Since the day I was born, my parents have never let me out of their sight. Every bus ride ever taken has to be accompanied by them to and from…
My Ramadan Experience
26
Mar

My Ramadan Experience

By Omar Allababedi
Ramadan is my favorite month of the year. It’s a chance for me to become closer with God, read more of the Quran, feel more connected with other muslims &…
My History with Digital Communication
28
Feb

My History with Digital Communication

By Shea Cohen
For years, I have been drawn towards creative mediums such as digital design and video. During COVID lockdowns, I spent much of my time “acquiring” Adobe software like Premiere Pro…
LionDanceME’s Las Vegas Opportunity
14
Feb

LionDanceME’s Las Vegas Opportunity

By Anderson Li
LionDanceMe has been giving performance opportunities in Las Vegas for the last 15 years. Each year, 20+ new recruits have the opportunity to participate in the Las Vegas trip, whether…
My Issue with Book Banning
04
Feb

My Issue with Book Banning

By Sharon Yong
Since his previous term, President Trump has been known to support conservative groups that organize and enforce book banning in schools within the country, along with endorsing politicians who act…
Life as an Only Child
18
Dec

Life as an Only Child

By Leanne Wan
Growing up, I was jealous of my friends who had siblings. I was bitter watching TV shows where the siblings of the show would argue, but would always have each…
The Reoccuring Journey
01
Nov

The Reoccuring Journey

By Leanne Wan
The sounds of my alarm seep into my dreams and the bright lights of my bedroom shine directly in my eyes. As the time glows back “5:00 am”, I force…
Finally gaining some relief
02
Jun

Finally gaining some relief

By Justin Szeto
As I approach the last week of my three year service on the ASB, I’ve finally gained a sense of relief from some of the responsibility I’ve felt after the…