GALILEO LIONS JOURNALISM – Page 5

Local News

Robotics Achieves Impressive Ranking

By Shea Cohen

The Galileo Robotics team recently participated in 2 local robotics competitions, posting impressive results. The first was the San Francisco Regionals, where they placed 25th out of 55 teams, while…

Local News

The Story Behind Galileo’s Talent Shows

By Sharon Yong

Galileo’s 24th annual talent show was the end of an era, as coordinator of every talent show, peer resource teacher, Ms. Jackie Alarcon, will be stepping down as she plans…

Local News

New AI Committee

By Omar Allababedi

With the rise of AI use in classrooms affecting how students are learning, Galileo intends on finding ways to use AI as a tool instead of an easy way to…

Features, Sports

Rising Swimmer

By Eric Zhang

The swim season has gotten off to a strong start, with one standout performer that’s stolen the show: 1st-year swimmer Kenny S. Kenny, a sophomore who only began swimming less…

Editorials

My Ramadan Experience

By Omar Allababedi

Ramadan is my favorite month of the year. It’s a chance for me to become closer with God, read more of the Quran, feel more connected with other muslims &…

Local News, Sports

Boys Baseball makes a comeback at second home game

By Desiderio Guzman

The Lions Varsity boys baseball team won their second home game in a 7-5 win against Gateway on Wednesday, March 18. Before their second home game win of the season,…

Local News

Pi-ing for School Spirits

By Anderson Li

Teachers wanting to promote a good math culture or help raise money volunteered to get smothered by shaving cream at the annual pie day on Mar 14, 2025 in the…

Local News

A multitude of performances showcasing students' skills & gifts highlighted Galileo’s 24th annual talent show on March 21st. Performances ranged from martial arts demonstrations, Frank Sinatra song covers, and more!…

Local News

It’s Almost Midnight At The Pearl

By Lisette Walls

With over 200 tickets already sold, the Galileo senior prom is setting up to be the event of the year. It also helped that the Galileo Senior Cabinet got a…

Local News

Shattered Lights: Galileo’s Boat Dance Takes an Unexpected Turn

By Hebe Situ

This Saturday, the Galileo Junior Class hosted its Boat Dance aboard the Red and White Fleet. What started as an exciting night on the water quickly turned into horror when…

Features

What’s it Like to Share a Classroom

By Leanne Wan

Mr. Xavier teaching in Room 461, Mr. Lynch's Room With 115 teachers and only 85 classrooms at Galileo, it's inevitable that teachers have to share classrooms with one another. Specifically…

Sports

CIF Cheer Competition 2024 – 2025

By Leanne Wan

The Cheerleaders before preforming doing "G-House", a cheer meant for good luck and spirit. With a historically long 7 month season, dating back to the beginning of the school year,…

Local News

FAFSA Deadline Pushed Back Due to Low Applications

By Shea Cohen

After noticing a sharp 1/3 drop in applications this year, the federal government has decided to push back the FAFSA deadline by one month. FAFSA--a federal program that grants college-bound…