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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Kate Haddon

Kate Haddon, Managing Print Editor

Senior

Former Roles: News and Features Editor, Sports Editor

Kate is a senior this year. She decided to join the paper so she could work with other passionate student journalists and write about the things in the Lincoln community and beyond that she cares about.

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

All content by Kate Haddon
The Native American Student Union at Lincoln is led by Kennedy Farley and Bodhi Reed. They are working with the school to create a space for Native students and are advocating for Native rights.

Teaching Tribal Studies in schools with Senate Bill 13: What is the progress?

October 24, 2022
Flags now hang in every classroom in Lincoln’s new building. Some teachers have chosen to add additional flags. One classroom has a pride flag, the American flag, and a flag of Earth.

American flags now fly in all classrooms

September 16, 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

May 23, 2022
Senior Hadley Steele will be attending The University of Washington in Seattle, Washington this coming fall where she plans to study social work.

Hadley Steele: Managing print editor

May 23, 2022
Sara Boone is Portland’s first Black female Fire Chief, and a 1987 graduate from Lincoln High School.

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Iconic women in Lincoln’s history

March 9, 2022
Cardinal Times reporter Kate Haddon reviews Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman’s new book, “Call Us What We Carry.”

Book Review: “Call Us What We Carry” — Amanda Gorman’s take on life in a pandemic

February 3, 2022
This graph was produced by The Oregonian and staff member Mark Friesen using data from The Oregonian archives and the Portland State University Population Research Center. It depicts the rate of homicides in Portland since 1987, the year with the second highest number of homicides, with 2021 being the first. Used by the permission from Therese Bottomly, editor and vice president of content for The Oregonian.

The effects of Portland’s rise in gun violence

January 3, 2022

School Desk Concerts #1: Vivace

December 8, 2021
The counseling on after a busy school day. Students can find resources for coping with anxiety here and talk to the school’s social workers about mental health issues they are facing.

[Photo] Social workers suggest strategies to manage anxiety

December 3, 2021
Lincoln social worker Judy Marantz-Herzberg recommends using certified alcohol and drug counselors to students who want to reach out for help, but want to make sure what they say when doing so is confidential.

Portland Public Schools provides confidential sexual assault and drug related resources to students

November 1, 2021
Former News & Features editor Sydney Ward will be attending the University of Washington next fall.

Sydney Ward: 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

June 10, 2021
Five Lincoln musicians share their experiences and about about how music has impacted their life.

Musicians share what music means to them

April 29, 2021
This mural portraying a quote by Langston Hughes was painted by Bernadette Little and Andrea Cenon. You can find it located in Downtown Portland near Pioneer Square.

[Photo] Portland protest art: a reflection of the past, present, and future

April 8, 2021
The tribal studies course will work with nine federally recognized tribes to create a curriculum that will be implemented into Oregons history classrooms.

Teaching tribal studies with senate bill 13

February 27, 2021
A black lives matter mural that has statements written across it of protest speech.

[Photo] Protest art in downtown Portland

February 24, 2021
Different professional sports leagues are taking a variety of precautions to prevent outbreaks of COVID-19, while continuing to play.

Professional sports take varied approaches to protect against COVID-19

November 25, 2020
For months, COVID-19 has been presenting several unexpected obstacles for many Lincoln athletes that have not been able to do the sports they love for months.

Athletes training during COVID-19

October 10, 2020
Sarah Bestor, pictured at Cannon Beach, is a new math and Avid teacher at Lincoln.

Sarah Bestor – Math and AVID

September 9, 2020
Sarah Bestor, pictured at Cannon Beach, is a new math and Avid teacher at Lincoln.

Cardinal Times welcomes Lincoln’s new staff members

September 9, 2020

Movie Review: “Unbroken”

March 2, 2020

Editorial Cartoons 2019

December 9, 2019
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