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Galileo Clubs With The Best Attendance

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

With over 50 registered clubs, Galileo clubs help students engage with one another, find interests, and build community. While many students register for clubs, the amount of students who actually…

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Un-twinning

By Sally Rong

While math teacher, Ms. Su, has always loved being a twin with her sister Naomi, there was also a side of being a twin that was difficult for because at…

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Mr. Reid’s life experiences compel him to help students

By Derrick Jiang

Driven by his experience with dyslexia as a student, new assistant principal, Mr. Jacob Reid, hopes to make an impact in the Galileo community and help improve education for students…

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Outdoor Enthusiast; Ms. Eggerson

By Derrick Jiang

With a love for all things outdoors, new counselor Ms. Sabrina Eggerson takes every opportunity she can get to explore the wilderness. From a young age, Sabrina started as an…

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Flow of Photocards

By Jason Feng

With a collection of about 115 albums and a little over 300 ‘Stray Kids’ photo cards along with trading for her collection, Junior Kaitlyn Lin has channeled her burning love…

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Jiving with the Japanese club

By Jaiden Lin

Inspired by her culture, Junior Amy B., started the Japanese club in mid-October as part of the recent trend of cultural clubs in Galileo. The club was created to teach…

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Six hidden lunch gems

By Jennifer Olano

Galileo's open campus lunch allows students to explore off-campus food options, but popular spots like Cafe Lé, Cafe Cup, In-N-Out, and others often lead to long lines and delays. Discover…

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Flores looking to make changes as new A. P.

By Derrick Jiang

After 8 years of teaching Spanish, Mr. Flores is looking to make changes at the school, making it friendlier and more welcoming as he has taken on the position of…

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Cooking mastery: A late start

By Jennifer Zeng

Not learning to cook until she was 30 years old, English teacher Ms. Moffett discovered a hidden talent that took her by surprise as Ms. Moffett became an exceptional cook.…

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Schkoll’s High School Struggles

By Derrick Jiang

As someone who has had experience dealing with depression during high school, 7-year counselor Ms. Alicia Schkoll wanted to share her experiences to let students know that it’s okay to…

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Introducing Galileo’s New Teachers 2023-2024

By Justin Szeto

Heading into the 2023-2024 school year, Galileo is welcoming many new staff and teachers to the our community.

Editorials, Features

Senior Reflections

By Czarinah Galve

This years journalism seniors were asked to write reflections on their time here at Galileo. Below are each of their editorials linked. Czarinah Galve Brandon Su Giuseppe Palmer Josue Acevedo…

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Junior Novelist big plans

By Laney Figueroa

By Laney Figueroa, staff writer Aspiring writer, junior Kaia B. has already written 3 completed YA novels, each book having somewhere between 200-300 pages each. Kaia tried writing for the…