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Gretchen Rudolph

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Gettin' Flicky With It: Oscars Fashion

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Oscars Fashion

Gretchen Rudolph and Jack Forman
May 31, 2019
1978: Denim and tracksuits take center stage.

Lincoln styles from the past

Jack Forman and Gretchen Rudolph
April 29, 2019
Gettin' Flicky With It: Hulu vs. Netflix Fyre Festival Documentary

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Hulu vs. Netflix Fyre Festival Documentary

Gretchen Rudolph and Jack Forman
March 21, 2019

Review: Why You Shouldn’t Watch Greenbook

Gretchen Rudolph
February 1, 2019
Gettin' Flicky With It: Netflix Originals

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Netflix Originals

Gretchen Rudolph and Joe Schlechter
December 4, 2018
Radiance of Resistance poster hung up in junior hall.

Radiance of resistance film screening promotes activism through art

Gretchen Rudolph
May 4, 2018
Required class credits change

Required class credits change

Gretchen Rudolph and Wyatt Lincoln
April 2, 2018
Central School, the first incarnation of Lincoln, located at the current site of Pioneer Courthouse Square, pictured in about 1870. Lincoln turns 150 years old next year.

Lincoln turns 150: celebrations are set to begin this February

Gretchen Rudolph
January 18, 2018
Many IB Math classes, such as the one pictured above, have more males than females. IB English classes, on the other hand, tend to be majority female. This disparity can have lasting consequences in terms of stereotypes and biases.

Gender disparity in classes raises concerns

Gretchen Rudolph and Zoë Bonnichsen
November 29, 2017
Guadalupe Guerrero. Photo from PPS website

PPS gets a new boss

Gretchen Rudolph
September 29, 2017
Runners celebrate after completing the rst annual “Five 2 Thrive” at Lincoln on May 21. The event raised more than $2,000 for the mental health program at Lincoln.

Mental health fundraising off to a running start with 5k

Gretchen Rudolph
June 8, 2017
Kendall Accetta, next year's SuperSAC

SuperSAC will be student link to PPS board

Gretchen Rudolph
June 8, 2017
Jay Sharabu (right) and Andy Nguyen, Associated student body (ASB)

Future class leaders share plans

Gretchen Rudolph and Armand Yazdani
June 8, 2017
The route of the Five to Thrive run.

5k will benefit Lincoln mental health program

Gretchen Rudolph
April 26, 2017
The Portland office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), located in the South Waterfront.

PPS declares schools ‘sanctuary campuses’

Gretchen Rudolph
March 24, 2017
Connor Kavanaugh, class of 2007, evades a tackle against the Tigard Tigers on Sept. 8, 2006.

Alumni Corner: From football star to humanitarian

Gretchen Rudolph
December 8, 2016
Citizenship education club receives $50,000 grant

Citizenship education club receives $50,000 grant

Sagarika Ramachandran and Gretchen Rudolph
November 18, 2016
Students make signs before a sit-in at the PPS board meeting on Sept 6. After the board did not reconsider its decision to delay the bond measure, students walked out the next morning.

How it began: the impetus behind the walkout

Gretchen Rudolph and Jack Forman
September 18, 2016
A pile of needles lies among other garbage on the embankment next to the I-405 overpass. A man overdosed from heroin on the Lincoln campus June 16.

On-campus death brings homelessness closer to Lincoln

Gretchen Rudolph
September 1, 2016
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