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
Coral Platt

Coral Platt, Managing Digital Editor

Coral Platt is a junior this year. She is excited to see how the paper and staff progress throughout the year and how they can further reflect the voices of the student body. She enjoys writing news pieces and op-eds.

Contact by emailing [email protected] and put the reporter's name in the subject line.

All content by Coral Platt
IB exams will last from April 25 to May 17. To prepare, students should study for shorter periods over a longer duration of time and make sure to stay hydrated as well as get exercise and sleep.

How to perform your best in IB tests

Coral Platt
April 18, 2024
In February, Senior Ella Bruun was accepted as a Stamp Scholar at the University of Oregon. The program, which accepts only 20 students at University of Oregon per year, grants scholarships to high achieving students.

Senior Ella Bruun becomes a Stamp Scholar at the University of Oregon

Coral Platt
March 13, 2024
In recent years, there has been a surge in the existence of remakes and sequels. Many studios are opting to use their preexisting intellectual property rights with the goal of increasing their profits.

The increase in remakes and sequels of preexisting movies inspires mixed feelings

Coral Platt
March 13, 2024
Lincoln educators share their experiences with teaching. They discuss grades, connection with students and their love of learning.

What is it like to be a teacher at Lincoln?

Coral Platt
February 22, 2024
Freshman Eli Borrayo pins another student in the Larry Owings tournament.

Ready to rumble: Lincoln wrestlers reflect on the benefits of the sport

Coral Platt
January 22, 2024
When the Portland Association of Teachers went on strike on Nov. 1, many students showed their support for the teachers. However, the return to school left some students feeling behind in their classes.

Back to school, take 2

Emilia Cafiso, Coral Platt, Keira Saavedra, and Onika Darling
December 17, 2023
Lincoln’s Cards in Medicine Club offers the Future Health Professionals competition which offers an array of health related tests and events.

Introducing Lincoln’s non-athletic competitive teams – Part 1

Coral Platt and Nidha Eakambaram
December 17, 2023
Senior Annarose Munnerlyn is dressed as a plague scientist.

Lincoln students celebrate Halloween in costume

Coral Platt
November 28, 2023
The Barbie movie directed by Greta Gerwig, explains the feminist movement in an accessible, entertaining way, but it sacrifices some of its significance in doing so.

Staff Essay: Is the Barbie movie truly revolutionary?

Nidha Eakambaram and Coral Platt
September 24, 2023
After winning the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the President of the Spanish Federation Luis Rubiales kissed a player, Jenni Hermoso, on the lips without her consent. The phrase ‘se acabó,’ which translates to ‘enough’ has been used to show solidarity with Jenni Hermoso.

Sexual assault in the FIFA Women’s World Cup sparks debate about sexism in sports

Meghan Whitten and Coral Platt
September 17, 2023
Artists Lynn Yarne and Shu-Ju Wang led the creation of a new mural outside of Lincoln, featuring aspects of the neighborhood’s history.

New mural represents the history of Goose Hollow

Coral Platt
September 15, 2023
In response to anti-semitic hate speech in bathroom stalls, the administration has taken steps to hold the individuals who are responsible accountable and to educate the community to prevent future incidents.

Administration addresses antisemitic hate speech at Lincoln

Coral Platt
May 23, 2023
The Portland Audubon Society announced in Feb. 2023, that they would be dropping the name “Audubon,” in order to address the legacy of systemic racism in the environmental field.

Staff essay: The Portland Audubon Society’s plans to change its name is not enough

Coral Platt and Nidha Eakambaram
April 20, 2023
Over the past several decades, there has been a sharp increase in women in Congress. However, the US still has a long way to go to achieving and gender equality in politics.

Oregonian women fight for representation in politics

Nidha Eakambaram and Coral Platt
March 18, 2023
The documentary discusses sugar consumption and the obesity epidemic. However, the film it raised concerns among students about how it may be received by their peers.

Students raise concerns over “Fed Up,” a nutrition documentary

Nidha Eakambaram and Coral Platt
February 16, 2023
“Gender Queer,” a graphic memoir by Maia Kobabe, is the nation’s most banned book. It covers Kobabe’s experiences with gender identity and sexuality.

Review of the nation’s most banned book: “Gender Queer” by Maia Kobabe

Coral Platt
January 10, 2023
Many Lincoln students feel that Erin’s Law isn’t being taught effectively. In a survey of 31 students, over half weren’t satisfied with the Erin’s Law presentations.

Teachers and students share mixed feelings about Erin’s Law lessons

Nidha Eakambaram and Coral Platt
November 29, 2022
Members of Service Employee International Union (SEIU) picketed in front of the Lincoln building during the open house, pushing for PPS to renew the Covid leave agreement

PPS chooses not to renew the Covid leave agreement for teachers and staff

Nidha Eakambaram and Coral Platt
October 22, 2022
New pottery wheels were installed in the ceramics classroom. Kilns and a spray booth to smoothly apply glazes on pottery pieces can also be found in this space.

Lincoln’s new building offers modernized features

Mary Carney, Niko Paroissien-Arce, and Coral Platt
September 17, 2022
Podcast: Book Nook

Podcast: Book Nook

Sloan Linderman, Murphy Crocker, Coral Platt, Gabriela Hampsey, and Brooke'Helen Delane
May 31, 2022

Let’s talk banned books

Coral Platt, Ekansh Gupta, and Murphy Crocker
May 20, 2022
Senior Luna Abadia went on an exchange in Japan during her sophomore year.

Profile: Luna Abadia

Coral Platt
April 19, 2022
Mass communications student Coral Platt reviews Melissa Bashardoust’s newest book, “Girl, Serpent, Thorn.

Book Review: “Girl, Serpent, Thorn”

Coral Platt
February 4, 2022
Environmental Justice Club members discuss the Line 3 Pipeline and ways to help in their meeting on Nov. 4. Meetings are every other Thursday at lunch in room 143.

Environmental Justice Club plans to educate and take action

Coral Platt
December 2, 2021
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