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My experience of a busy junior year

By Sofie Godfredsen

Junior year is considered the hardest year of high school by many. Grades matter the most, all while classes are harder than ever before. This year has definitely been the…

Girls and Boys basketball team host 2 playoff doubleheaders for the first time

By Jason Feng

For the first time ever the Galileo girls and boys basketball team will make history, as they host 2 playoff doubleheaders, on Wednesday, February 14th-15th. The girl's JV will kickoff…

From study snacks to success in 7 days

By Derrick Jiang

In the hectic world of a student who is constantly challenged with exams, assignments, and tight deadlines, I found myself participating in some bad habits; such as chewing on my…

Top 3 things students want from a new bell schedule

By Jaiden Lin

For the third time in 3 years, a new bell schedule is being implemented. The reason why this new schedule is being implemented is because of more course requirements, like…

7 Day Challenge: Eating 3 meals a day

By Ivy Liang

Over the past years, eating three meals a day has not been consistent within my daily life. There were days where I skipped breakfast or lunch or both. Since I…

7 Days Challenge: Quitting mindless snacking

By Sally Rong

Having a snack once or twice is not something that I would consider a bad habit. It's customary for me to have a snack each time I come back home…

Miguel before the bell

By Miguel Eusebio

Ever since I switched my 5th period class into journalism, I’ve noticed I always come in late because I take my time getting my lunch and getting to class. This…

Cause(Phone) & Effect(Sleep)

By Dana Elgaali

When my alarm goes off in the morning i can hardly wake up because i stay up late being on my phone.I realized that being on my phone before sleeping…

Galileo Open(s) House to 8th graders

By Alyssa Yuen

Parents were eager to set up their 8th graders for success at the Galileo Open House on January 25th. While classes were in session, parents were given the opportunity to…

Procrastination gone wrong

By Tenzin Dawa

Cheerleaders compete in state competition

By Jason Feng

For the first time in 10 years, the Galileo cheerleading squad competed in the California State Competition on Saturday, January 27th, in Folsom, placing 3rd in the "varsity large" category…

Rising concerns with new incidents

By Michelle Liao

Although the administration has sent out community messages in response to recent incidents of potential danger at Galileo, some teachers and students have raised the question of whether the school…

Benefits of bringing my own lunch

By Fearooz Al-Rabahi

I've always spent money on food, but it's especially bad when it comes to buying lunch for school. I've realized how much money I've been spending on food recently when…