Portland gets its first dusting

Jamie Bikales|December 24, 2017

A light layer of snow on the Lincoln field on Dec. 24, 2017.

A light layer of snow coated the Lincoln campus on the afternoon of Christmas eve. More snow could fall later.

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These are some common Lincoln student lunch options.

Students enjoy fast food near campus

The ‘Experience Oregon’ exhibit shows visitors Oregon’s history as a whole, from prehistoric events that shaped Oregon’s landscape to the historical events that made it to the state it is now.

Museum exhibits teach the history of Oregon

Photography students Senior Alex Shihata, and Senior Jack Caldwell say photography class is a creative outlet.

Photography is personal

Roger Hastings, Lincoln’s head custodian, was honored by the school board last Spring for 45 years of service.

Custodial staff stretched thin

Students working during FLEX in the library.

Decrease in FLEX time sparks mixed reactions from students

The Israel-Gaza conflict has continued to affect Lincoln students in a variety of ways. Students cite the rising death tolls, personal connections to people living in the war zones and lack of discussion surrounding the current events as the ways they have been affected.

Students reflect on personal experiences with the Israel-Gaza conflict

This year, Lincoln has many new clubs. Some students have founded them while others have turned discontinued classes into clubs.

Photo by Isabella Musgrove

New clubs build new communities

As AI grows more complex, the number of parameters on programs has increased (some up to 540 billion), which are run and stored in data centers. According to Columbia Climate School, at Columbia University, the data centers that run AI programs account for 2.5% to 3.7% of yearly global greenhouse gas emissions.

Artificial Intelligence threatens to be a large contributor to climate change

Kyle Davidson and staff in the Intensive Skills Classroom. Davidson’s teacher Kayla Fantz-Sands describes Kyle as a bubbly, determined and talkative person.

Courtesy of Laura Davidson

Remembering Kyle Davidson

The Pink Valley Dance Team will perform “Fearless” by Le Sserafim at Popcycles featuring members Alinkar Thant, Allison Hu, Anika Rigby, Lucy Whetstone and Nia Klein.

Courtesy of Lucy Whetstone

New Lincoln K-Pop Dance Team launches their debut at Popcycles 2024

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