GALILEO PRESS – Page 13 – The Online Pendulum

Women’s History Month panel held by Women’s Empowerment Club

By Sofie Godfredsen

Mayor London Breed was the guest speaker for the Women’s History Month Panel organized by the Women’s Empowerment Club held on March 15th. The panelist included four women: pilot Donna…

Softball Team Wins Senior Night

By Jason Feng

Finishing their last home game, and sending off the seniors the right way during senior night, the Galileo softball team dominated the Mission Bears, 18-3 on April 16th. Mission jumped…

Transitioning from the classroom

By Alyssa Yuen

After 8 fulfilling years at Galileo, American Literature teacher Ms. Ma is bidding farewell to her students and colleagues on April 19th, leaving behind a legacy of passion and commitment…

Back in the day trends

By Dana Elgaali

Baggy clothes, tote bags, and flare leggings are all things that are currently trending in high school. High school students all know what the current trends are due to social…

The bond between students and teachers

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

Staff and student relationships are very important in trying to help form a sense of community within the school. Students usually feel more comfortable going to school knowing they are…

The end of college plans with a friend

By Michelle Liao

Since 7th grade, I’ve had an online best friend of 5 years, Tin, with whom I’ve planned on going to college with. Unfortunately, despite our planning and wishful hopes, our…

Badminton ends their season with a W

By Jaiden Lin

Closing out the regular season in close fashion, the badminton team narrowly escaped with a victory against the Wallenberg Bulldogs 4-3 on Thursday April 18th. . Many of the players…

AVID-Palooza Photojournalism

By Tenzin Dawa

This year’s Avid Palooza was a blast! A new system was implemented where in order to get food students had to buy it with tickets obtained via playing the games,…

Turning the last Page

By Ivy Liang

After teaching for 21 years at Galileo, math teacher Mr. Page who has taught Algebra 1 and AP Statistics has decided that it is time for retirement. Although he expresses…

Spring break poll

By Miguel Eusebio

Now that spring break has drawn to a close, students and teachers are reflecting on their well-deserved time off since the grading period is soon over, they were given a…

The Welcome Mural

By Tenzin Dawa

Staff, alumni and current students alike have most likely noted the addition of a brand new mural near the entrance of the school. Futurama coordinator Jamon T was asked by…

So Long Lockers

By Derrick Jiang

With aging lockers and a decline in students applying for lockers, the administration has deemed it necessary to rework the school infrastructure and instead focus on enriching the beauty of…

New Elective: Financial Literacy

By Sally Rong

After half of the seniors went bankrupt due to a sudden stock market crash of Boba stocks and sport betting, a new elective has been decided for the next school…