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Workouts fuel healthy lifestyle for Mr. Jung

By Ananda Lee

Determined to outrun a family history of high blood pressure and high cholesterol, U.S history and AVID teacher Mr. Jung is beating the odds with exercising. After running and lifting…

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Assistant Principal Brings Strong Tech Background

By Dora Lepe

With nearly 3 decades of experience in education, Galileo's new assistant principal, Dr. Bloemsma, brings a passion for both technology and student success to the school community. From teaching and…

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Mr. Sklarz Finds His Flow

By Aldhair Guzman

As a passionate yoga instructor for Crunch Fitness, P.E. teacher, Mr. Sklarz loves to teach other students how to do yoga. Outside of teaching P.E. at Galileo for the last…

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Coaching Legend says Goodbye

By Desiderio Guzman

After more than 40 years in education, coach and PE teacher, Mr. Adams is retiring at the end of this school year. He has found the most success with 10…

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Senior Journalists Reflections 2025

By Anderson Li

Seniors in Mr. Lee’s journalism class of 2025 reflect on the biggest impact on them throughout high school, whether it’s their favorite teacher, club, sport, and many more. These experiences…

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Georges’ Bagel Baking Success

By Shea Cohen

Baking is a popular hobby at Galileo, with a dedicated baking club and many active members who meet every Monday. However, one member has found a way to turn his…

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Rising Swimmer

By Eric Zhang

The swim season has gotten off to a strong start, with one standout performer that’s stolen the show: 1st-year swimmer Kenny S. Kenny, a sophomore who only began swimming less…

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What’s it Like to Share a Classroom

By Leanne Wan

Mr. Xavier teaching in Room 461, Mr. Lynch's Room With 115 teachers and only 85 classrooms at Galileo, it's inevitable that teachers have to share classrooms with one another. Specifically…

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From Japanese cuisines to Greek delicacies, Galileo students have discovered multiple off-campus lunch spots that are worth the trip to get away from the cafeteria food, and shared their suggestions.…

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The Brawl Stars Club

By Eric Zhang

What started off as a joke between a few friends, the “Brawl Stars” Club has now become one of the more popular clubs at the school, with the possibility of…

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From Intern To Influence: Mr. Chu’s Full Circle At Galileo

By Hebe Situ

When Mr. Chu entered as a new counselor at Galileo in the fall of 2024, there was a sense of familiarity. It was 7 years prior when he interned at…

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Lack of Female Participation in Sports

By Winnie Liu

A recent trend in certain Galileo sports has found that there has been a decline in girls’ participation. Some explanations for this deficiency could be due to various reasons such…

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From Passion to Profession: The Story of a Young Referee

By Ira Imasa

“How old is that referee? He looks kind of young.” Leo Belshaw-hood and a pole When he’s calling “net”, “double” or “out of rotation,” many volleyball players notice that senior…