Coronavirus – The Cardinal Times

Lincoln's administrators led a listening session for students on Fri., Jan 22, to provide updates about several different events and scheduling notices for the rest of the 2021 school year.

Notes from student-teacher listening session, 1/22

Cate Bikales
January 25, 2021

A Lincoln athlete makes a kick during soccer practice. Practices started up again this fall, with several restrictions in place to limit the spread of COVID.

Lincoln sports back in session

Henry Reuland
January 14, 2021

Some seniors, such as Thijmen Nelissen and Jillian St. John, are applying to schools in Europe, Canada, and the rest of the world.

Despite pandemic, seniors apply internationally

Bella Lo
January 12, 2021

Biology teacher Maureen Kenny's cats, Gingerale and Dr. Pepper, have been a welcome addition to weekly classes.

Cats prove to be purr-fect distraction for online classes

Katlyn Kenney and Mei Xu
January 10, 2021

The 2019-20 Cardinal Choir poses in Lincoln's courtyard last year.

Changes to Cardinal Choir a success for online school year

Devyn McMillen
January 4, 2021

Cast and crew of Euphoria wear masks when off-set, while filming for special episodes.

TV shows being produced during COVID with added difficulty

Skylar DeBose
December 27, 2020

Even on their ancestral lands, Native Hawaiians are punished while tourists are praised, writes Avery Hellberg. Read more below.

Opinion: Hawaii’s reopening displays a lack of care for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders

Avery Hellberg
December 26, 2020

A screenshot of the Lincoln Constitution Team during a team Zoom call in December.

Constitution Team continues competing remotely

Eirini Schoinas
December 17, 2020

The uncertainty of the Coronavirus has caused an overlap of the Fall sports season with both winter and spring, creating a challenge for multi-sport athletes.

Will being a multi-sport athlete be difficult this year?

Redding Longaker
December 2, 2020

According to OPB, on Oct. 30, “Despite record numbers of coronavirus cases in Oregon, state education and health officials announced new guidelines Friday for public schools, potentially opening many more school doors to in-person instruction.”

Teachers discuss returning to school in-person

Abby Yium
November 29, 2020

A Google Meet during an online school day. Isabella Lo writes more below about what school, and the world, will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

Op-ed: What the future of school after COVID will look like

Isabella Lo
November 26, 2020

Different professional sports leagues are taking a variety of precautions to prevent outbreaks of COVID-19, while continuing to play.

Professional sports take varied approaches to protect against COVID-19

Kate Haddon
November 25, 2020

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