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. …

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