Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Abby Yium

Abby Yium, Managing Print Editor

Senior

Former Role: News & Features Editor

Abby is a senior this year. She joined the paper to connect with the Lincoln community and improve her writing skills.

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All content by Abby Yium
The owner of Westside Market, JP Chevalier, recently helped a man who had been shot.

Downtown community questions safety as crime becomes more visible

Leela Moreno, Abby Yium, and Kate Haddon
May 17, 2023
West Sylvan Middle School is one of two public feeder schools to Lincoln; the other feeder school is Skyline K-8. 62% of students at West Sylvan identify as white while only 3% of students identify as Black. Lincoln is 66% white.

West Sylvan Middle School’s response to January hate-based attack

Leela Moreno, Kate Haddon, and Abby Yium
April 18, 2023
Teachers, authorized students and office teacher assistants are given badges with access to the elevators at Lincoln.

Why? Elevators: A Q&A with Vice Principal Chris Brida

Abby Yium and Keira Saavedra
September 17, 2022
Desmos is one of the many popular tools math teachers use to engage students. It provides a platform for individual, student-paced lessons.

Students reflect on inquiry-based math curriculum

Abby Yium, Henry Reuland, and Redding Longaker
June 6, 2022
Yoo is attending the University of California Irvine this fall and plans on majoring in international studies

Claire Yoo: Managing digital editor

Abby Yium
May 24, 2022
Editor-in-chief Cate Bikales is graduating this year. She will be attending Northwestern University in the fall, where she will be majoring in journalism and political science.

Cardinal Times staff says “goodbye” to 2022 seniors

Leela Moreno, Kate Haddon, Sophia Halpern, Abby Yium, Miles Levine, and William Schoinas
May 23, 2022
Desmos is one of the many popular tools math teachers use to engage students. It provides a platform for individual, student-paced lessons.

Teachers reflect on inquiry-based math curriculum

Abby Yium, Anna Klein, and Keira Saavedra
March 11, 2022
Book Review: "Beautiful World, Where Are You"

Book Review: “Beautiful World, Where Are You”

Abby Yium
March 9, 2022
Two professional tennis players, Naomi Osaka and Robin Soderling, recently opened up about their mental health. Many Lincoln tennis players echo their thoughts.

Tennis players talk about mental health

Abby Yium and Savanna Kenney
February 4, 2022
Development plans for Lincoln’s new Teen Parent Childcare Center. This center will provide a place for childcare as well as resources for teen parents.

New Lincoln campus welcomes Teen Parent Childcare Center

Abby Yium
February 3, 2022
Lincoln students help set up for the Portland Marathon. The Portland Marathon provides students a chance to gain community service hours each year.

The impact of COVID-19 on community service

Abby Yium
November 29, 2021
Squid Game captivates audiences around the world with its message on wealth.

Squid Game: Netflix’s New Hit Thriller

Abby Yium
November 1, 2021
Theatre students are faced with new changes due to new mask requirements, and how this affects their performances.

Theatre students adjust to mask requirements

Abby Yium
October 11, 2021
Former News & Features editor Isabella Lo will be attending Oregon State University in the fall.

Isabella Lo: News & Features editor

Abby Yium, News & Features editor
June 10, 2021
Former editor-in-chief Cole Pressler will be attending California Polytechnic State University in the fall.

Cardinal Times staff says “goodbye” to 2021 seniors

Cate Bikales, Kate Haddon, Abby Yium, Leela Moreno, Skylar DeBose, Elena Valdovinos, Redding Longaker, Isabella Hartman, Keira Saavedra, Cole Tomlinson, and Max Edwards
June 10, 2021
Portland-based chef Gabriel Pascuzzi was recently featured on Top Chef. Pascuzzi recently sat down with the Cardinal Times to discuss his life and experiences on the show.

Q&A: Portland-based Top Chef contestant Gabriel Pascuzzi reflects on past and present experiences

Abby Yium
June 4, 2021
Lincoln sophomore expresses her thoughts on how class ranks are outdated and need to be abolished.

Op Ed: It is time to get rid of class rankings

Abby Yium
April 13, 2021
Junior Janiah Casey is pictured during a Black Lives Matter protest in Summer 2020. Casey has recently criticized some Lincoln teachers for not properly managing race-based classroom discussions.

How race-based discussions are held in Lincoln classrooms

Abby Yium and Gabby Shaffer
February 3, 2021
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
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
Lincoln librarian Lori Lieberman is continuing to help students find books during online school. She is also teaching a new elective called Reading Seminar. courtesy of Lori Lieberman

Library staff stays determined, despite virtual challenges

Abby Yium
October 5, 2020

Editorial Cartoons 2019

Eirini Schoinas, Tabitha Lee, Redding Longaker, Skylar DeBose, Leela Moreno, Abby Yium, Owen Adams, and Kate Haddon
December 9, 2019
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