By Jasmine Golpalrast, Staff writer
Currently a freshman and
lead singer for one of the
school’s band, ”Rocket Science”,
Kahliel Jones hopes that one
day people all around San Francisco
will hear his music. Kahliel’s
interest in singing just began over the summer,
although he’s always had a passion for music. He
began with drumming 8 years ago, playing the
guitar 2 years ago...
Read more »
By Sandy Wong, Staff Writer
This year, instead of the graduation ceremony being held at the Bill
Graham Auditorium, Masonic Auditorium, or AT&T Park, the senior
class of 2010 will be the first class to graduate on our home
athletic field. Some of the contributing factors to where graduation should
be held was that Galileo’s Athletic Field was newly...
Read more »
By Annie Kwok, Staff Writer
In order to provide for the safety of Galileo Students, the Galileo
Administration is now strictly enforcing the Galileo dress code.
Because of an assault incident which occurred on October 30th due
to assumptions of gang affiliation, Galileo is now asking students to
restrain from wearing any bright red or bright blue clothing to...
Read more »
By Mayen Fan, Staff Writer
Distant sound of bells fills
the air. Children look
up to find the figure of
a sleigh with the familiar eight
reindeers pulling the sleigh with a
man, and a sack full of toys. The
children are excited to see that
Santa Claus coming to town. It’s
time for Christmas! Time to bring
out the presents, but wait no...
Read more »
By Patricia Seto, Staff Writer
Running away from home to get a new start, and bicycling 5,243 miles from Crescent City, California to Boston, Massachusetts are two examples from what makes new teacher, John Rivera, a risk-taker and an adventure seeker.
Mr. Rivera had many reasons for running away from home at such a young age....
Read more »
By Annie Kwok, Staff Writer
“Bacteria are neat!” is the message that Ms. Aimee Hill hopes to spread her students. Ms. Hill is dedicating her sixth year of teaching to Galileo Academy and as one of the newest teachers here, she is already prepared to share her love of biology with her students.
Ms. Hill is...
Read more »
By Patricia Seto, Staff Writer
Being involved in student government for the past three years has given Galileo senior, Kristie Pan, the motivation to take on her most challenging role this year as ASB president. She decided to run because she wanted to be able to spread her leadership skills and share her experiences with...
Read more »