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Michelle Yamamoto

Michelle Yamamoto, Design and Visuals Editor

Senior

Michelle is a senior at Lincoln this year. At school, Michelle likes to see her friends and outside of school she likes to make cards.

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Reporters Tabitha Lee and Eirini Schoinas discuss season 3 of the Netflix show You.

[Photo] Representation Examination Ep. 2: You season three

December 8, 2021
Senior staff writers Amanda Ngo and Michelle Yamamoto argue that attempting to draw a line between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation decenters the reactions and viewpoints of the harmed community. 

Opinion: Appreciation is not the solution to cultural appropriation

Amanda Ngo and Michelle Yamamoto
June 5, 2021
As this online school year draws to an end, staff members from the class of 2021 reflects on their treatment as seniors.

A subdued senior year: Online school’s impact on 2021’s graduating class

Avery Hellberg and Michelle Yamamoto
June 3, 2021
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[Photo] Representation Examination Ep. 1: LGBTQ+ representation in TV

Eirini Schoinas and Tabitha Lee
May 3, 2021
Caption: Asian-American activists fight for civil liberties at a 2017 May Day (International Workers’ Day) rally in San Francisco.

Editorial: Asian-American violence is nothing new

Amanda Ngo and Michelle Yamamoto
March 19, 2021
How are political influences involved or avoided in classrooms? Read more below.

[Photo] Politics: Can they be avoided in classrooms?

Jaden Schiffhauer
March 15, 2021
Some seniors, such as Thijmen Nelissen and Jillian St. John, are applying to schools in Europe, Canada, and the rest of the world.

[Photo] Despite pandemic, seniors apply internationally

Bella Lo
January 12, 2021
Even on their ancestral lands, Native Hawaiians are punished while tourists are praised, writes Avery Hellberg. Read more below.

[Photo] Opinion: Hawaii’s reopening displays a lack of care for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders

Avery Hellberg
December 26, 2020
According to OPB, on Oct. 30, “Despite record numbers of coronavirus cases in Oregon, state education and health officials announced new guidelines Friday for public schools, potentially opening many more school doors to in-person instruction.”

[Photo] Teachers discuss returning to school in-person

Abby Yium
November 29, 2020
Lincoln students recognize RBG for the legacy she left. They admire her perseverance when fighting for women’s rights, and how she inspired young women everywhere.

[Photo] In memoriam: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy

Katlyn Kenney
November 13, 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.

[Photo] Athletes training during COVID-19

Kate Haddon
October 10, 2020
The Portland mayoral race is hotly contested. Look below to read about the candidates and their priorities.

[Photo] Portland Mayoral Election- Learn about the candidates

Sydney Ward, Hadley Steele, and Gabby Shaffer
October 3, 2020
Disney's live-action remake of Mulan, released earlier this year, continues to draw criticism for several reasons.

[Photo] Mulan criticism continues; Lincoln students respond

Avery Hellberg
October 2, 2020
Dr. Trish Ramos, a healthcare worker and Lincoln parent, is on the front lines of the COVID crisis.

[Photo] Frontline coronavirus worker has Lincoln connection

Annika Wang
May 24, 2020
With current juniors unable to take standardized tests, more schools are becoming test optional.

[Photo] Students adapt to changing college admissions

Isabella Lo
May 15, 2020
Students who rely on driving to school are financially burdened by expensive downtown parking, which is only slightly alleviated by a few Zone A permits designated for seniors.

[Photo] Lincoln’s parking troubles continue, frustrate students

Avery Hellberg
April 11, 2020
"Cancel culture" has become prevalent at Lincoln. Is that a good thing? Read more about the topic below.

[Photo] Opinion: The damaging effects of cancel culture

Angela Mashroutechi
April 3, 2020
The international female symbol, pictured above. March was International Women's Month and saw people all over the globe push for gender equity.

[Photo] International Women’s Month: reflecting on gender equality across the globe

Grace Pixton
March 26, 2020
The graphic above shows the ratio of Special Education teachers to students at Lincoln compared with the other PPS schools, showing that Lincoln has almost 13 more students per teacher than other schools shown.

[Photo] PPS Special Ed is understaffed, says Lincoln teachers

Cate Bikales
March 25, 2020
The owners of Westside Market, Lincoln's most popular convenience store. From left to right: J.P. Chevalier, Sharon Wong, Ben Wong.

Westside owners Q&A

Michelle Yamamoto
March 21, 2020
Now that students are stuck inside due to COVID-19, some are wracking their brains with what to do. Consider reading The Cardinal Times' lists of the best ten shows, movies– or books– across multiple streaming platforms for ideas. Graphic by Michelle Yamamoto

[Photo] Best movies, TV series, standup specials and books across all streaming platforms

Gabby Shaffer, Cate Bikales, and Angela Mashroutechi
March 18, 2020
Three Democratic candidates, pictured in the graphic above above (LEFT TO RIGHT: Representative Tulsi Gabbard, Senator Bernie Sanders, and Vice President Joe Biden), are left in the race for the nomination.

[Photo] Democratic Primaries update: Biden surges into the lead

Calder Moon
March 12, 2020
Nola Doughnuts are a New Orleans inspired doughnut shop which specializes in beignets and La’ssants.

Best donuts in Portland

Michelle Yamamoto and Avery Hellberg
February 21, 2020
Black artists don’t win a lot of Oscars compared to white artists.

[Photo] Black artists are missing from the Oscar scene

Angela Mashroutechi and Avery Hellberg
February 21, 2020
A graphic created by Michelle Yamamoto. Students wonder whether teachers really care about tardiness, or if they simply want students to be there.

Does tardiness really matter?

Michelle Yamamoto
January 17, 2020
Polls taken from sophomore English students show that over half of sophomores enrolled in on-level English (left) would not support the English classes being detracked, while over 75% of students in accelerated English (right) believe the same. Data collected by Jordan Gutlerner.

[Photo] English department conflicted about English “detracking”

Kiley Hearst, News Features Editor
January 13, 2020
Gettin' Flicky With It: Hallmark Movies and Controversy

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Hallmark Movies and Controversy

Avery Hellberg and Michelle Yamamoto
December 19, 2019
Pictured Above: A poll conducted by the Cardinal Times consisting of the number of schools that several students’ applied to.

Seniors’ tips for applying to college

Annika Wang and Michelle Yamamoto
December 6, 2019
The lung shown on the right reveals the harmful effects of vaping.

[Photo] Oregon ban on vaping products yields mixed reactions

Isabella Lo
December 6, 2019
Gettin' Flicky With It: Moonlight (2016)

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Moonlight (2016)

Avery Hellberg and Michelle Yamamoto
December 4, 2019
Student expression through art at Lincoln. Addison Ferriday uses film photography as her main medium.

A look into student expression through art at Lincoln

Ana Narayan, Mei Xu, and Michelle Yamamoto
October 31, 2019
Gettin' Flicky With It: Hustlers

Gettin’ Flicky With It: Hustlers

Avery Hellberg and Michelle Yamamoto
October 4, 2019
Senior class of 2020 painted the mural on the front pation over the past summer.

Class of 2020 paints new mural on patio

Michelle Yamamoto
September 24, 2019
Gettin' Flicky With It- Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Gettin’ Flicky With It- Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Avery Hellberg and Michelle Yamamoto
September 19, 2019
Lincoln's staff has undergone equity training. Principal Peyton Chapman believes it will ensure a better environment for all students.

[Photo] Lincoln staff undergoes equity training

Isabella Lo
September 18, 2019
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