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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

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After three long years, Kali Uchis has finally dropped her third studio album, “Red Moon In Venus.” As a fan of this album and Uchis in general, I am excited to see where she takes her music in the future.

[Photo] Student-athletes share their experience with NIL

March 16, 2023
Over the past few months, three Portland Public Schools (PPS), including Cleveland High School (pictured above), have experienced gun violence near their campuses.

[Photo] Gun violence near PPS prompts district wide discussion

February 16, 2023
The green crab is ranked in tenth due to its invasive nature.

[Photo] Species Spotlight: Top 10 Crabs of the Pacific Northwest

February 14, 2023
Tina Kotek before running in the election for the Oregon Governor’s office. Kotek went on to win the election.

[Photo] Oregon Governor Tina Kotek plans to change Oregon for the better

January 17, 2023
In December R&B artist SZA released her third studio album, “SOS.” According to AllHipHop, “SOS” broke the R&B record for the largest streaming week.

[Photo] “SOS” Album Review

January 11, 2023
A Barbie doll display at the Barbie Expo in Les Cours Mont-Royal mall in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. These Barbie dolls wore a number of different clothing pieces, all of different styles.

[Photo] How does Barbie impact body image?

January 11, 2023
In the new Netflix series, Addams Family character Wednesday evolves into a regular teenager.

[Photo] Review: “Wednesday”

January 11, 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.

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

January 10, 2023
Pulitzer prize winner Kendrick Lamar Duckworth released his 5th main studio album titled “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers” on May 13th, 2022. This is his final album released under the TDE label. Writer Issac Coltman shares his thoughts on the album.

[Photo] Album Review: Kendrick Lamar’s, “Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers”

May 23, 2022
Troy Kotsure plays the main characters father in the best-picture winning movie CODA. He is the first deaf man to win an Oscar.

[Photo] CODA Offers Deaf Representation Never Before Seen in Hollywood

April 20, 2022
Born in 1862, Ida B. Wells-Barnett is one of the founders of investigative journalism. At great personal risk, she wrote about lynching as well as unequal access to education and other services. According to the National Womens History Museum, Wells-Barnett confronted the white womens suffrage movement for ignoring lynching; as a result, she was ostracized.

[Photo] Historic women who changed journalism

March 13, 2022
Two professional tennis players, Naomi Osaka and Robin Soderling, recently opened up about their mental health. Many Lincoln tennis players echo their thoughts.

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

[Photo] Tennis players talk about mental health

February 4, 2022
Sydny Nasello (in white), goes up for a header in a match against the Cincinnati Bearcats. The Portland Thorns draft pick is facing backlash from Portland Thorns fans for reposting tweets against anti-trans athletes.

[Photo] Portland Thorns college draft pick Sydny Nasello causes commotion with anti trans-athletes retweets

February 3, 2022
The kinara is the candle holder used to celebrate the seven different principles of Kwanzaa.

[Photo] The celebration of Kwanzaa and its importance

December 26, 2021
White crappie

[Photo] Species Spotlight: Top 10 fishes of the Pacific Northwest

November 3, 2021
As three new BIPOC Oregon Legislators start their term in the capitol building this year, the need for representation in congress becomes apparent. The three representatives hope to see a change during their time in office, as well as lead the way to further representation in the future.

[Photo] Oregon has three new BIPOC representatives. What do their policies look like?

June 2, 2021
Students at Lincoln talk about their thoughts and opinions on what happened to GameStop.

[Photo] What happened to GameStop?

April 13, 2021
Smart City PDX is developing two policies that aim to regulate the use of facial recognition technology in city government and private institutions in public places.

[Photo] Portland limits facial recognition

April 6, 2020
Mount Hood stands tall in the background. Two unrelated deaths at Mount Hood in the same weekend in February left Oregonians shocked.

[Photo] February deaths on Mount Hood increase skiers’ caution

March 28, 2020
Portland based band Pink Martini performs at a show on Aug 5, 2016.

[Photo] Review: Portland-based band Pink Martini

January 29, 2020
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