Having a Sister at Galileo
15
Dec

Having a Sister at Galileo

By Logan Tracy
By Riley Figueroa (Staff Writer) Siblings may be annoying, but have you ever thought of the burden that comes with having a sibling being in the same school as you?…
Tenderloin Terrors
15
Dec

Tenderloin Terrors

By Shaniyah Fisher
By: Shaniyah Fisher, staff writer Just moving here from the East Coast a few months ago, seeing what surrounds me in San Francisco doesn't shock me at all. Specifically in…
My Hunch On School Lunch
15
Dec

My Hunch On School Lunch

By frdiaz1
By Ethan Huang, staff writer Students often sigh at the thought of school lunch, with claims that merely the smell of the food makes them puke. Although I would agree…
Changes We Noticed at Galileo
15
Dec

Changes We Noticed at Galileo

By Larry Ma
Many students, new and old, roam the halls of Galileo. It is only inevitable that many of the students note changes (both positive and negative). At the Galileo Press, the…
Making my way to Galileo
12
Dec

Making my way to Galileo

By Shania Mejia
By Shania Mejia, staff writer My high school career has been quite a journey. While I knew that I wanted to attend Galileo, while I was in middle school, my…
My Pandemic Experience:
07
May

My Pandemic Experience:

By Nicholas Wong
As high schoolers in a pandemic and lockdown, we've all had at least one unique experience we never had before. As journalists and as students, we want to share our…
Narrative Memory at Gal
01
Mar

Narrative Memory at Gal

By Nicholas Wong
So much of a teenager's memories are tied to things that happen at school. Since we haven't actually been at school in about a year (and the seniors, won't have…
Stiff Arming With my Teacher
01
Mar

Stiff Arming With my Teacher

By Nicholas Wong
By Jimmy Khuc, staff writer It was a sunny day outside, the sunlight was shooting through the windows as I sat at my desk patiently staring at a map of…