GALILEO LIONS JOURNALISM – Page 10

Local News

Poll: Student and Teacher Goals

By Aldhair Guzman

Finals are coming up as the semester will be ending soon. Many students and teachers have set goals for themselves around this time in order to try and focus on…

Editorials

Life as an Only Child

By Leanne Wan

Growing up, I was jealous of my friends who had siblings. I was bitter watching TV shows where the siblings of the show would argue, but would always have each…

Local News

Poll: Contributing to the Galileo community

By Omar Allababedi

What makes a good school? Having good academics. Having good teachers, and being able to take fun classes are some factors. But one of the better reasons would be having…

Features, Sports

Life on the wrestling mat: A Career Full of Lessons

By Abdullah Hadwan

When Mr. O stands in front of his class, his students see him as both a teacher and a coach. What they don’t know is that back when he was…

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…

Features

Showcasing Top Artwork by Galileo Students

By Shea Cohen

Art 1 students recently put their creativity to the test by designing album covers that reflect their personal and cultural identities. Inspired by the Galileo spirit of exploration and self-expression,…

Local News, Sports

Lions Soccer finish strong preseason

By Desiderio Guzman

The Lions Varsity boys soccer team ended the preseason in a 3-3 draw against San Domenico on Saturday, December 14th. Leading up to the final game of the preseason, the…

Local News

Lioness Overcome Setbacks; Place 3rd in Gateway Tourney

By Lisette Walls

Despite missing 3 players and playing 4 games in a row, the Galileo Girls' Varsity Basketball team still played solid basketball and took 3rd place in Gateway High School’s basketball tournament…

Local News

“Keys” to Success

By Eric Zhang

After showing an interest in learning the piano in the 4th grade, Ms. Sakura was taught the first page of “Fur Elise" by her mother, which marked the beginning of…

Local News

Galileo staple lunch spot shuts down

By colin bayrak

A Galileo favorite lunchtime spot, Cafe Le, is closing down permanently on Saturday, December 14th. While a variety of factors contributed to Cafe Le shutting down, it's clear that Galileo…

Local News

My Tribute to Mayor London Breed

By Aisha Majdoub

From the bustling hallways of Galileo High School to the iconic chambers of San Francisco’s City Hall, Mayor London Breed exemplifies the transformative power of determination, vision, and community leadership.…

Polls

Poll: Favorite Thanksgiving Memories and Traditions

By Sharon Yong

With fall coming to a close, Thanksgiving gives everyone time to reflect and reminisce on their favorite family memories. Regardless of your background, Thanksgiving is a day for most to…

Local News

Last Minute Planning for Winter Assembly

By Lisette Walls

With just one week to prepare, Galileo’s ASB Executive Cabinet pulled off the school’s annual Winter Assembly despite facing scheduling conflicts with district guidelines and finals week. Unlike past Winter…