Girl Scout Cookies are Back
Gio Quezadas, Journalist
February 14, 2020
Girl scout cookies are back! Find your nearest Girl Scout and purchase some cookies. They will stop selling cookies around mid March. So go get yourself some Thin Mints, Samoas, Trefoils, etc. before it’s too late. You won’t regret it. Look for Camila Knigge, Isabella Story, Kalyn Wong, or anybody e...
Senior Checklist For Graduation
Kevin Gonzalez, Reporter
February 12, 2020
Hey Seniors! For those of you who don’t know, graduation is right around the corner with the official date being Wednesday June 3rd, 2020. But in order to be able to walk the stage, make sure you have each of the requirements finished by May 1st, 2020. Requirements: - 40 hours of community ser...
What is Corona disease?
Natalie Sierra, Journalist
February 7, 2020
The name corona originates from the Latin word means a crown, because, from an electron microscope, the image of the virus appears like a solar corona. As of now, there are six different types of coronavirus. 2019 coronavirus claims to be in more serious conditions compared to others. SARS threatens to be...
Have you heard about the new virus in the town?
Tania Cortes, Reporter
February 7, 2020
Wuhan, a city that is located in the middle of China is known to have a population of 11 million people. There was a recent disease detected called Coronavirus, which was reported official to the World Health Organization on December 31st. Since it is a newly found virus, there are no cures. This deadly...
Eyewitness Report: Lincoln Mock Trial Competitions
February 7, 2020
"AM JUST SYS" is what it says on my transcript, it's a seventh period class offered at Abraham Lincoln High School but to me it's known as Mock Trial. Mock Trial is a team that stimulates court trials, where we prepare to eventually compete with other schools at The Santa Clara County Superior Court in...
Teen Mental Health
Antonia Madrid and Mason Fenster
February 7, 2020
Teen depression and anxiety is a common mental challenge within teens throughout the U.S. Many people think depression is just a temporary state of mind, but it’s much more than that. Having depression and/or anxiety can lead to irreversible thoughts and actions. According to Health Experiences Usa.org, “...
Impeachment: Why does it matter and how does it affect Lincoln high School Students?
Isaiah Jesse Sedano, Matthys Schouten, and Yafreisy Paiagua
February 7, 2020
At Lincoln high school, the impeachment trial doesn’t sound as important as it is. Regarding its major importance within our nation’s government, teenagers tend to not be involved with politics as much as adults. A safe assumption to make is that minors are less interested in political news because ...
Attitudes Against Minorities in the School System
Jose Barroso, Lorena Lopez, Andrew Martinez, and Nancy Robles
February 7, 2020
School is a place where people come to get educated. School should be a place where all kids of all ages are welcomed and respected. School should not have certain groups of kids being constantly bullied or ridiculed. But in numerous schools, students of ethnic backgrounds are constantly discriminated ag...
Impeachment: Lincoln’s Thoughts on the Trial
Kaylen Martinez, Jaycob Hernandez, and Liza M. Castaneda
February 7, 2020
Trump’s Impeachment has been at the forefront of political news. The real question is how does that affect our campus. After asking a couple of students here at Lincoln it became apparent that those select few didn’t care or follow the trial. According to those students it didn’t matter to them b...
How does social media influence teenagers today?
Karen Condado, Maxine Ancheta, Victor Flores, Oscar Rodas, and Angelina S Rumbaoa
February 7, 2020
How many hours do you spend on social media in a day? Nowadays, almost everyone has some sort of social media account whether it is Instagram, Snapchat, Tik Tok, etc. It is known that teenagers’ cravings for social acceptance makes them influenced by social media more than adults. Social media can a...
California Pushes Back School Start Times
Jazmin Pena, Jeffrey Petulla, Owen Rayer, and Anahi Rivera Lopez
February 7, 2020
Starting in the 2022-2023 school year, many California students will have more time to sleep each night before school. On October 13, 2019, California governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation that will push back many school start times. With this new law, middle schools must start no earlier than 8:00...
How Drastic Is Gender Discrimination?
Gigi Garcia, Maddie DaSilva, Manuel Duran, and Eduardo Munoz
February 7, 2020
Discrimination is a very debatable topic in the modern world. Many people are discriminated against on the daily because of their gender, and sometimes we don’t even realize it. One of the places where discrimination exists is in the workplace. In the short film, Purl, we see a perfect examp...