Trash to Art
With Galileo Art Week beginning on December 4th of 2023, AP art students were asked to work with the concept of trash and apply their own meaning to it. Below…
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Dec
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Dec
A Change of Heart for Kids
I’ve always hated kids; growing up, I never wanted to be around them, wanted nothing to do with them. But after landing my first job during the summer after my…
08
Dec
4 Broken Bonds
Many people go through their lives with at least one best friend. They form strong bonds and learn and grow together, sometimes arguing but making up in the end. Yet…
07
Dec
Locker Distribution Stagnation
By Sally Rong, Staff Writer With nearly 2100 lockers in Galileo and 1800 students, it should be easy to assign a locker to each student, but that's not the case,…
01
Dec
Out of the Halls and Into Class
This is what the halls look like during the hallway sweep: doors closed and the halls are quite. In an attempt to keep students out of the halls, the administration…
01
Dec
All hope melts away for the Winter Ball
Due to limited time and funding, the much anticipated winter ball won’t be happening this year which brings the total number of dances expected to be held down to 3,…
30
Nov
Playing with the stock market
Mr Lynch assists a student. Investing has never seemed more fun for the students in Mr. Lynch’s Economics classes after he introduced them to “Investopedia”, a stock simulator that allows…
29
Nov
Flow of Photocards
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…
28
Nov
Security Defense on Duty
By Sally Rong, Staff Writer Backbones of keeping our school environment safe and peaceful, it isn't every day you get to interact more with our school's deans and security guards…
28
Nov
Cross Country Wins First Ever Championship Title, Galileo Records Broken
Girls Varsity With Championship Trophy Cross Country’s Girls Varsity won Galileo’s first ever championship title at All City Wednesday, November 15th. Both Senior Noelle K. and Dario G. won first…
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Nov
Jiving with the Japanese club
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…
17
Nov
Six hidden lunch gems
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…
17
Nov
Multicultural Assembly Photojournalism
To celebrate and learn about the variety of cultures represented at the school, the Multicultural Assembly was held during 5th and 6th period on November 16th. The lively range of…