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Senior Alta Martin rests during a search mission for the Washington County Sheri ’s Office Search and Rescue Team
in the Jefferson Wilderness on Aug. 3, 2016.

Living to serve: from Search and Rescue to U.S. Coast Guard

Jamie Bikales
May 30, 2017

Senior Howie Curtiss.

Hands-on student scouts unique careers: Howie Curtiss

Hank Sanders
May 30, 2017

Germany calls for McLeod-Ali

Ryan Richter
May 30, 2017

Senior Brianna Hill, a shortstop for the Lincoln softball team, swings during a game this spring.

Racking up varsity letters: Brianna Hill

Jack Forman
May 30, 2017

Senior Teis Jayswal performs a comedy act in his garage during Comedy Copper club, which he founded with several other seniors.

Comedy Copper sparks more than laughs

Ryan Richter
May 30, 2017

Senior Maia Abbruzzese shares a poem at Verselandia, a city-wide poetry slam, on April 27.

Debate transforms senior’s life: Maia Abbruzzese

Daniel Lewinsohn
May 30, 2017

Senior Alisha Zhao (center) speaks at an event on United Nations Youth Day, in August of last year.

Leaving a worldwide mark: Alisha Zhao

Daniel Lewinsohn
May 30, 2017

Senior Michael Ioffe speaks to the media after holding a sit-in at PPS headquarters on Sept. 6, 2016.

Cardinal brings business education to students worldwide

Alex Paskill and Stuart Diffely
May 30, 2017

A woman laughs with her baby at Clay Street Table, a homeless care and serving center in downtown Portland, on April 12.

‘Don’t stare’: Stories of Portland’s homeless

Alex Paskill and Hank Sanders
April 27, 2017

Special education teacher Scott Fitzpatrick works in his classroom. Lincoln’s special education department is largely overlooked, but it has had succeeded in helping many students, and has become a model for other schools in the district.

Small but mighty: Special education department thrives in face of challenges

Juno Brill and Annaliese Dunn
April 27, 2017

Sophomore Teal Scheffler (center) dozes off in class on April 19. Fatigue is a common issue in Lincoln classrooms and often results from sports.

Sports causing sleep deprivation

Yosie Caputi
April 27, 2017

Students enjoy the sun in the Lincoln courtyard on April 18. The rays may benefit the students in the classroom, according to experts.

How sun affects student performance in the classroom

Armand Yazdani
April 27, 2017

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