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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Isabella Lo

Isabella Lo, News and Features Editor

Senior

Bella will be a senior at Lincoln this year. She runs for the cross country team and likes to play piano outside of school.

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All content by Isabella Lo
An infographic outlines Oregon’s total number of COVID-19 cases from Mar. 1 to May 11, 2021. Many students hope numbers will continue to decrease in time for summer traveling, but the Oregon Health Authority still urges Oregonians to avoid non-essential travel for now.

Authorities and students hopeful that decreasing COVID numbers will permit summer travel

Isabella Lo
May 20, 2021
A lot has changed for the reality of IB testing due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Hear from various teachers and students about their thoughts on these changes.

A look inside the decision to cancel IB testing for second straight year

Isabella Lo
April 8, 2021
A Google Meet during an online school day. Isabella Lo writes more below about what school, and the world, will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

Op-ed: What the future of school after COVID will look like

Isabella Lo
November 26, 2020
The Fremont Bridge appears shadowy in the distance under layers of smoke.

Smoke swallows Portland: A gallery

Cole Pressler, Xander Levine, Gabby Shaffer, Cate Bikales, and Isabella Lo
September 9, 2020
Senior Ella Mashroutechi, former managing print editor, is attending Portland Community College this fall.

Ella Mashroutechi: Managing print editor

Isabella Lo
May 29, 2020
Senior Evan Reynolds, The Cardinal Times’ former editor-in-chief, will be attending Clark Honors College at University of Oregon.

Cardinal Times staff says “goodbye” to 2020 seniors

Cole Pressler, Isabella Lo, Kiley Hearst, Archie Barnes, and Avery Hellberg
May 29, 2020
With current juniors unable to take standardized tests, more schools are becoming test optional.

Students adapt to changing college admissions

Isabella Lo
May 15, 2020
The Lincoln building from the outside. One of Lincoln's student publications, Beyond the Flock, published a controversial article in their Winter issue during February.

Community angered by magazine article

Cole Pressler, Evan Reynolds, Ella Mashroutechi, and Isabella Lo
March 6, 2020
Tiffani Penson attended to Lincoln from 1984-87. She currently works for the City of Portland.

Education advocate Penson recalls time at Lincoln

Isabella Lo
February 21, 2020
The lung shown on the right reveals the harmful effects of vaping.

Oregon ban on vaping products yields mixed reactions

Isabella Lo
December 6, 2019
Lincoln's staff has undergone equity training. Principal Peyton Chapman believes it will ensure a better environment for all students.

Lincoln staff undergoes equity training

Isabella Lo
September 18, 2019
Pilar Agudelo, pictured here, is the President of Lincoln’s Kids First Project, as well as being involved in the leadership of MEChA, Model United Nations, and Planned Parenthood’s Teen Council. She also organized Lincoln’s multicultural assembly in April.

Organizer of multicultural assembly accomplishes outreach

Isabella Lo
May 31, 2019

We must stop wasting food

Isabella Lo
May 29, 2018

Asian student union provides unique experience for students from all backgrounds

Isabella Lo
May 2, 2018
Guests serve themselves a meal at Clay Street Table on April 12, 2017. A record number of students in Portland Public Schools are homeless, according to recent state data.

Homelessness affecting record number of Portland students

Lena Balderas, Madison Fassiotto, Mei Xu, and Isabella Lo
January 18, 2018
Coraline's house from the Laika exhibit at the Portland Art Museum

Review: Local movie-making company featured at Portland Art Museum

Isabella Lo
December 14, 2017
Annika Wang recently stopped taking Kung fu to focus on her studies.

Profile: Annika Wang

Isabella Lo
November 8, 2017
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