GALILEO LIONS JOURNALISM – Page 19

Polls

Course selection under a new bell schedule

By Justin Szeto

Every year, students face the tough decision of picking what courses to take next year. With the implementation of a 7 period bell schedule leading to the option for students…

Features

Educating in two worlds: Ms. Hong’s Adventure

By Derrick Jiang

Embarking on a journey from Taiwan to the United States, Galileo Chinese teacher Hsiaowen Hong faced the challenge of adapting to a new culture in a foreign country, having to…

Sports

Badminton gets off to shaky start

By Jaiden Lin

The Galileo Badminton team was unfortunately dominated by the Lowell Cardinals in the first regular season match on Thursday, March 7th, which sets the Lions record to 0-1 to start…

Features, Local News

Galileo Clubs With The Best Attendance

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

With over 50 registered clubs, Galileo clubs help students engage with one another, find interests, and build community. While many students register for clubs, the amount of students who actually…

Local News

7 Day Challenge: No Boba for a Week

By winnie

Over the years, I have noticed I have a boba milk tea addiction that I need to stop. My addiction started way back from middle school, when my friends and…

Local News

BSU celebrates heritage

By Miguel Eusebio

A number of special guests performed at the this year's Black Student Union assembly, including a step show by 2 members of the sorority Zeta Phi Beta, and guest speaker…

Local News

Sailing over Enchanted Waves – Photojournalism

By Alyssa Yuen

With up to 230 attendees, the junior class hosted its 2024 boat dance, "Enchanted Waves" on Saturday, February 24th and the party went off without a hitch. The dance included…

Local News

Junior class hosts Enchanted Waves 2024

By Sofie Godfredsen

View of the Bay Bridge After months of preparation and even after some hectic day-of troubles, the Junior class of 2025 successfully hosted Enchanted Waves, this year’s Fairytale themed Boat…

Local News

Cafeteria floods during thunderstorm

By Jason Feng

As a powerful storm sweeps through San Francisco on February 20th, 2024, Galileo experiences various leaks throughout the facility, most notably the school cafeteria which is now closed off while…

Local News

League of Legends becomes an official sport

By Justin Szeto

With the recent rise in the popularity of esports, the League of Legends club has been promoted into an official sports team at Galileo, with a varsity and a junior-varsity…

Local News

Stopping the skipping

By Jennifer Olano

When challenged to attempt to break our poor habits for a week, I decided to stop skipping class and to be on time. I selected this not only because I…

Local News

Journalism: Expectations vs Reality

By Tenzin Dawa

Local News

Positive shoutout

By Sally Rong

Trying to find ways to celebrate people and accomplishments at the school, “positive shout outs” have become a huge hit with both students and staff. The “shout outs” have garnered…