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Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Online Edition of The Cardinal Times

The Cardinal Times
Sophia Halpern

Sophia Halpern, News & Features Editor

Junior

Sophia is a junior this year. She joined the paper because she thinks that journalism is really important and she enjoys writing.

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All content by Sophia Halpern
Junior Nolan Murphy enjoys making his own clothes. He used his sewing machine to make these green pants from scratch.

Staff essay: Fast fashion is harming our planet

November 29, 2022
Friends, loved ones, and community members set up a memorial for Erika Evans on the basketball court where the shooting occurred.

Portland’s gun violence affect students close to school

October 25, 2022
Senior Amelia Thorpe taking a gap year and exploring her interests.

Amelia Thorpe: TA

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

CODA Offers Deaf Representation Never Before Seen in Hollywood

April 20, 2022
Above are three of the many Instagram accounts that Lincoln students have created. Recently, it has become a trend for students (often anonymous) to open accounts that share pictures of the student body. From top to bottom: @lhs.sleep_patrol, @thesecretsoflincolnhighschool and @lhstinder.

New trend: Lincoln-based Instagram accounts

March 11, 2022
Donald Trump’s twitter page was banned on Jan. 8, 2021. But are these bans a violation of the First Amendment right to freedom of speech?

Twitter bans: A violation of the First Amendment?

February 4, 2022
The Portland Association of Teachers is suggesting that one school day each week be made either three hours of in-person tutorial time or completely asynchronous, with the rest of the day devoted to teacher planning time. Students, teachers and parents have mixed opinions on this proposal.

Lincoln community reacts to new weekly schedule proposal from Portland Association of Teachers

December 15, 2021
The open window in the Mass COmmunications room overlooking the pit. Windows in classrooms must be open to increase ventilation because of COVID-19.

Students colder due to new COVID-19 policy

November 29, 2021
Lincoln’s exchange students sport their grade’s color at lunch on the last day of spirit week. The students this year are from Jordan, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Sweden. (From left to right) Ella Rasmussen, Nina Durner, Jan Stedler, Marco Interlici, Federica Soffientini, Iria Maria Saez de Tejada Ruiz and Lama Issa. (Bottom row) Federica Sapporiti, Alice Svanberg and Marta Olavarrieta.

Get to know Lincoln’s 2021-22 exchange students

November 1, 2021
Dr. Jason Breaker, Lincoln’s new counselor. After discovering his passion for education, he shifted between academic roles, before deciding to be a counselor here at Lincoln.

Dr. Jason Breaker – Counseling

September 30, 2021
Andrew Jehle is a new math teacher at Lincoln this year. He’s excited to create in-person relationships with students.

Lincoln High School welcomes new staff members

September 30, 2021
A bus waiting for students outside of Lincoln. District wide bus route cancellations have created challenges for Lincoln students struggling to get to school.

School bus cancellation; driver shortage puts student transportation in jeopardy

September 30, 2021
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