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Profile: Lola Kovel

Bella Lehman
November 17, 2020

Profile: Marie Markham

Keira Saavedra
November 17, 2020

Profile: Isabella Lo

Issac Coltman
November 17, 2020

This is one of the first articles in Leela Moreno's and Skylar DeBose's new series on people of color in the Lincoln community.

We Are Not Alone: junior Danica Leung

Skylar DeBose
November 16, 2020

Lincoln students recognize RBG for the legacy she left. They admire her perseverance when fighting for women’s rights, and how she inspired young women everywhere.

In memoriam: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy

Katlyn Kenney
November 13, 2020

Freshman Sarah Faik takes a selfie. Faik is a Muslim student, and isn't afraid to share her beliefs with her peers.

Religion at Lincoln

Cole Pressler and Leela Moreno
November 10, 2020

Sophomore Maya Hendrickson stood in their bedroom on election night, taking a break from staring at a screen while waiting expectantly for results. “This election has brought about extreme emotions for me” Hendrickson reflected, “I find it hard to believe the amount of votes pouring in for Donald Trump. How can you vote for a president who continuously undermines POC, the LGBTQ+ community, and anybody who disagrees with him? As a nonbinary person, I’m scared my rights will be taken away. I was more hopeful waking up in the morning, and hope that some states will turn blue.”

Reactions and responses to the 2020 election

November 9, 2020

Cate Stone (top left), Vivian Wang (bottom) and Danica Leung (top right) during an Oregon My School Votes state lead meeting. Stone, Wang and Leung began the Oregon chapter of My School Votes in June to encourage Oregon youth to register and vote in the November election.

Student organization encourages Oregon youth to vote

Cate Bikales and Abby Yium
October 28, 2020

Junior Janiah Casey spent her summer protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement (read more here). When reflecting on the current election, Casey recognizes the impact that a Trump re-election could have on the BIPOC community. “But for me, I'm just nervous,” Casey reflects, “because either way, if Trump gets re-elected or if Biden wins this presidential election, [I think] the world is going to turn upside down ... and most importantly, the BIPOC community will become a target no matter what. This is exactly why I am so concerned for my community and why this election affects my BIPOC group. We have to fight together, and do it as a whole.”

Lincoln juniors create online platform for Black students

Grace Pixton
September 29, 2020

Frank Talerico – Special Education and Study Skills

Hadley Steele
September 9, 2020

New Administator at Lincoln, Mariam Higgins, Is so excited to be starting a new year at Lincoln

Mariam Higgins – Administration

Eirini Schoinas
September 9, 2020

Sarah Bestor, pictured at Cannon Beach, is a new math and Avid teacher at Lincoln.

Sarah Bestor – Math and AVID

Kate Haddon
September 9, 2020

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