GALILEO LIONS JOURNALISM – Page 42

Editorials

Why I want to transfer out of Galileo

By Jamie Deng

By: Jamie Deng, staff writer Ever since we came back to school in person, it reminded me of a lot of negative memories of when I first came to Galileo…

Editorials

Seventeen is Everything

By Ella Thomas

by: Jessica Chow, staff writer My sister introduced me to Seventeen in 5th grade, while I was just a casual listener of Kpop. She showed me one of their music…

Local News, Sports

Latin Bay soccer team

By Axel Garrido

Although the Galileo boys soccer season ended a few months ago, a few players were looking to continue honing their skills, so they decided to start a team on their…

Local News

Galileo Swim Team Makes History

By Catherine Montoya

By Catherine Montoya-Quiroz, staff writer The Galileo’s swimming team made history this season as the girls JV won the title for the very first time in school history, sharing the…

Local News, Polls

Hopes for Next School Year

By Shania Mejia

By Shania Mejia, Ethen Chan, and Kelly Trejo With the school year ending, it's safe to say very few events took place. That being said, there was probably just a…

Editorials

I Was Accepted To 5 Universities But I’m Going to CCSF

By Larry Ma

By Larry Ma Being a senior getting ready to go to college, I had to do a lot considering which college that I eventually have to commit to. I…

Local News

Golden Apple and Golden Lion Award Winners

By Myles Deno

By Staff Writer Myles Deno The Golden Apple and Golden Lion awards have been a tradition at Galileo for years. The idea of it is to give awards to staff…

Local News

Galileo’s Class of 2022 Prom Summary

By Christina Nunez

By Staff Writer Christina N. “A Night in Paris”, Galileo’s first prom since the pandemic started, was held at Salesforce Park on Saturday, April 23. In order to host a…

Local News

Mr Phelps Journey

By Mircka Garcia

By Mircka Garcia, Staff Writer After starting as a peer resource assistant over 28 years ago, school librarian, Mr. Phelps, has held 4 different teaching positions over the course of…

Local News

The Sacrifices of a Student, Artist, Worker

By Logan Tracy

By Logan Tracy Artist and junior Miles Eller has ambitions to take his art to the next level by attending an art college. However with obstacles getting in the way…

Local News

Stand & Delive”Ring”

By Myles Chu

By: Riley Figueroa, Myles Chu Staff Writers Inspired by the movie, “Stand and Deliver,” which is about the hardships and experiences of a high school calculus teacher, Mr. Ring decided…

Local News

Mr. Rodriguez’s Wild Journey

By Myles Chu

By: Riley Figueroa, Myles Chu Staff Writers After working for 2 years at Mission High School then another 2 years at McAteer High School, World and US History teacher, Mr.…

Editorials

Added Responsibilities

By Ella Thomas

By Christine Wu, staff writer As a junior in high school, I have been feeling extra stressed and pressured, not just because of school, but also because I’ve been having…