GALILEO PRESS

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Dec

The Many Aspects of growing up as a Half Tibetan

By Tenzin Dawa

I was born mixed, with my dad being a white American and my mother being from Tibet, an occupied nation. Growing up navigating this complicated identity has been an interesting…

19

Dec

How it feels to be a twin

By Jaiden Lin

My sister Kaitlyn and I have been through almost everything together, we’re twins. Whether it be academic, like having the same classes and teachers, or things that happen outside of…

19

Dec

Mr. Panjabi Promoted to Interim Principal

By Tenzin Dawa

Stepping into the role of interim principal for the rest of the school year, assistant principal Mr. Panjabi was appointed the position at Galileo after former principal Mr. Avila has…

19

Dec

The New Drama Class Puts On Its First Performance

By Sofie Godfredsen

The brand new Drama class put on its first performance on December 8th, named You Don’t Know This Because I Haven’t Told You. The performance comprised four student-written plays –…

19

Dec

Stop The Hate

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

During a recent pro Israeli protest, my cousin was headed home from work, went through the protest, and was attacked by a group of Jews. They all hit him, spat…

19

Dec

Fire Alarms Ringing in My Head

By Dana Elgaali

Firefighters seem to have embarked to Galileo countless times in the last couple years for false alarms due to students pulling it to disturb classes and have “fun”.  Whenever I…

19

Dec

Dreading Entering The Workforce

By Sally Rong

Another cog in a wheel. That's what everybody will end up after finding a job. Looking into my future after I graduate Galileo in June, college after that, and then…

19

Dec

My past insecurity of my family’s business

By Ivy Liang

Located within the western side of Chinatown in the bustling shopping district of Stockton Street lies my family’s seafood market. Just at the entrance of the shop, the displays of…

19

Dec

Delectable festival before finals

By Michelle Liao

By Michelle Liao with Ivy Liang Just before finals week, the courtyard was bustling with hungry students and eager salespeople from all clubs during Galileo’s traditional Food Fest on Friday,…

19

Dec

Opinion on Mathematics

By Derrick Jiang

Although I was required to take math in high school, my interest was sparked in the topic because I'd like to pursue a career that involves mathematics, like an engineer…

15

Dec

Boys Basketball Crushes Mission

By Jason Feng

The boys varsity basketball team destroyed the Mission bears, 83-35, with what could be the biggest win margin ever for Galileo at Mission setting the record to 1-1 in the…

15

Dec

Too many clubs

By Justin Szeto

A booming number of clubs have been forming more often now than in recent years, which has led students to being stretched between multiple clubs and forced them to divide…