Jordyn Gallegos

Jordyn Gallegos, senior, loves the humanities because it’s so fun to see everyone’s different writing styles. She is excited to serve as Co-President of Humanities this year. In her free time, Jordyn likes bonding with her soccer and flag football team or hanging out with her cat.

More work by Jordyn Gallegos:

• 1800’s Slang That Should be Brought Back – The Wild West was full of new opportunities, fabled stories of robbers and lawmen, and more gunslingers than you could count. What is most notably different from now, however, was …
• eggs – even a pigeon will sit on a chicken egg, nurse a foreign thing to life. why can’t love be shown  limitlessly, generously, fully? why must there always be  a difference …
• The Dark Origins Behind Valentine’s Day – Valentine’s Day is traditionally celebrated in America with teddy bears, sweets, and love. However, it wasn’t always celebrated this way. In Ancient Rome, this holiday was celebrated for three days, …
• Chrysalis – the world is cruel to the caterpillar, as it grows up on the ground. it is cruel even as it cocoons,  as it grows and lives and eats  because it …
• Dual Mission – The athletics program at Orange Lutheran has a dual purpose: making strong athletes and strong believers. The athletics program at Orange Lutheran works with and for its athletes to push …
• A Graveyard Smash: The Story Behind the Monster Mash – Bobby “Boris” Pickett, one of the creative minds behind the song Monster Mash, was born in 1938, the height of horror. He was raised in Somerville, Massachusetts by his father. …