By Molly Smith, Staff Writer
With eco-friendly trends spreading quickly in San Francisco, people are trying harder than ever to make it relevant to teens. This isn’t an easy task, mainly because “going green” is often associated with owning a hybrid car or having solar panels on your roof, things that take lots of time...
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By Jasmine Golparast, Staff Writer
Students these days go shopping and purchase a variety of different colored clothing, and in the past, wearing them at Galileo High School was not a problem. Students were able to wear any color of clothing without worrying about problems that they might encounter. Unfortunately, since November 4, Galileo passed...
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By Randy Gee, Staff Writer
As seniors at Galileo await March, the month when college acceptance letters are sent out, those who applied for California State Universities and California State colleges anxiously wait to see what schools they are accepted. However, there is added pressure of getting into colleges this year because of...
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By Annie Kwok, Staff Writer
This year, AP Statistics teacher Mr. Page is using a new and creative method for his statistics class to learn about data. Statistic students are taking on an environmental project that not only allows them to get involved in their community, but also experience it through statistics. When the projects...
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By Judy Vong, Staff Writer
In late April of 2010, Galileo Academy’s Biotechnology 2 class will be presenting their research project that they started in October, on three different proteins at a very important meeting held by the Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in Anaheim, California. They will be going up against college students,...
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By Jimmy Zhen, Staff Writer
Although most students see Ms. Michelle Moffett as a serious, hard working English Teacher at Galileo, once inside the classroom she opens up a more goofy side. She does her best to keep students entertained and engaged while preparing them for life inside and outside the classroom. “I...
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By Joyce Yu, Staff Writer
The leadership program, Summer Search, helps young people graduate high school, go to college, gain successful careers, and give back to society This program has a unique commitment to providing ongoing and long-term support for low-income high school students.
Although this program reaches out to a wide range of people, Summer...
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By Annie Kwok, Staff Writer
Although he is tall and slim, Ryan Dao has an enormous love for food hidden behind his physical appearance. Food has always played an important role in his life. Even his current position as the social vice president of the freshmen class was heavily influenced by his love for...
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By Jimmy Zhen, Staff Writer
After moving from Egypt to the “land of the free” in July of 2009, sophomore Hadeer Hammad feels that she is able to express her dreams of becoming a politician more openly. Hadeer’s father, a diplomat working at the Egyptian consulate, brought his family to America to give...
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By Jasmine Golparast, Staff Writer
During last years talent show at Galileo, Junior Carlos Rayon, showed students that he could play the guitar with more than just his hands, but also with his tongue! Carlos grew up listening to the festive guitar music (what kind?) with his family which developed his fascination and...
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