From Transfer to ASB President
23
Jan
Features

From Transfer to ASB President

By Shea Cohen
Despite various setbacks in her student government career, senior Mia Fahey has persevered through them and achieved the prestigious position of Galileo ASB President. As president, she now leads the…
Best in the Pool
22
Jan
Features, Sports

Best in the Pool

By Eric Zhang
Spending countless hours over the summer training and racing against other clubs, Galileo senior Kenny Tang, perfected his freestyle and butterfly stroke to become the fastest swimmer in the city…
Blame it on Block Blast
17
Jan
Features

Blame it on Block Blast

By Winnie Liu
Block Blast is an obsessive and trending game that has been all the rage among students recently, even though it was first launched in 2022. This block puzzle game captivates…
Energy Drink Epidemic
17
Dec
Features

Energy Drink Epidemic

By Hebe Situ
Whether it be to survive classes, power through intense gym workouts, or simply enjoy the fizzy and soda-like taste, energy drink brands like Red Bull, Monster, and Celsius have been…
The Community of LionDanceMe
19
Nov
Features

The Community of LionDanceMe

By Anderson Li
LionDanceMe performing at the Chinatown Nightmarket, November 2024 (Photo by Calvin Liao) Every week, over 100 students from 7 high schools, including Galileo, Lincoln, Lowell, Washington, Balboa, Burton, and Wallenburg,…
Traveling To Teach In Taiwan
31
May
Features

Traveling To Teach In Taiwan

By Jaiden Lin
Going to live in Taiwan this coming summer for a month, Junior Kaitlyn L. will be teaching kids English as part of an internship for OCAC (Overseas Community Affairs Council). …
Success on both courts
29
May
Features, Sports

Success on both courts

By Justin Szeto
After finding success on the basketball court this season, 2 players continued on from the hardwood to excel on the tennis court. Even though both players just joined the team…
Ms. Peters bought a house
29
Mar
Features

Ms. Peters bought a house

By Sally Rong
With San Francisco’s continuously rising cost of living, it’s hard for ordinary people to afford a home, much less a teacher. But fate smiled upon English teacher Ms. Peters recently…