GALILEO PRESS

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Jan

My Childhood Memory

By Marilyn Ramirez

By Marilyn R , staff writer As a child, I have fond memories of watching “Beavis and Butt-Head” and “Jersey Shore” with my uncle. He would come over to my house…

24

Jan

My golden memory my dog

By Brian Diaz

by Brian Diaz, Staff Writer Her name was Princesa, she was a Biewer Terrier, and she was the reason my house went from a boring quiet place to a loud…

20

Jan

My PlayStation 3 Addiction

By Brandon Su

By Brandon Su, Staff Writer Starting when I was 7 years old, the one thing that I really couldn’t live without was my PlayStation 3. That was the only console…

20

Jan

My old friend QingHua

By jimmy liu

By Jimmy Liu, Staff Writer Having a pet in my childhood was a life-changing experience. A pet will bring lots of fun. It’s  a best friend and also a family…

19

Jan

Galileo Lions Bounces Back

By Czarinah Galve

by Czarinah Galve, Staff Writer Just one week after losing to Lowell (60-42) on Friday, January 6th, Galileo's varsity basketball team came back with a blowout game against Wallenberg (75-32)…

18

Jan

Frosh/soph Breaks Losing Streak

By Micah Abad

By Micah Abad, Staff Writer After 2 straight losses after winning their first game of the regular season, the Galileo boys frosh/soph basketball team was able to redeem themselves and…

17

Jan

Replacing Basketball

By Cali Lipscomb

By Cali, staff writer At first, it was just for fun, trying to reach the basket while laughing with friends.  I was in 3rd grade when I started playing basketball…

11

Jan

Solid start to soccer season

By Miles Eller

By Miles Eller and Giuseppe Palmer, staff writers The Boys Soccer team began their season with a rollercoaster of emotions in their first two games as they lost to Lowell…

16

Dec

Things I wish I learned at school

By Jessica Trinh

By Jessica Trinh, staff writer As a senior soon to be graduating from high school, I should feel confident in the knowledge that I’ve acquired from Galileo. Completing classwork, homework,…

15

Dec

Love-hate relationship with swimming

By jimmy liu

By: Xander Mui, staff writer Being forced to participate in extracurricular activities by your parents is something that almost everyone has dealt with before. Whether it be piano, soccer or…

15

Dec

Mr. Chinn’s InfatuAsian

By Laney Figueroa

By Laney Figueroa, staff writer After the rise in hate crimes against Asains during the pandemic, Biology teacher Mr. Chinn started a podcast called “InfatuAsain” in order to shed more…

15

Dec

2022, the year of…..

By JLee

The end of the year is a great time to do some self reflection. To think about all the highlights, the lowlights, and all the memories that make each year…