San Pedro Square Makers Market
Muse Masciarelli, Reporter
May 18, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community
This Saturday (May 19th and Saturday June 2nd), San Pedro Square in Downtown San Jose will be hosting another Makers Market! There will be vendors selling jewelry, candles, home goods, children's clothes, artwork, and many more for you to check out and buy! These markets will be bringing and selling...
Prom at Sunset: Lincoln Chooses New Venue for Annual Tradition
Siena da Costa Pinto, Reporter
May 10, 2018
Filed under Community, Showcase
Prom is at a brand new venue, Club Auto Sport, and comes along with some new activities for all students to enjoy. After talking to ASB Vice President, Ginger Luebcke, she said that last years venue would not suffice. With a growing amount of interest in prom this year, the old Marriott venue wo...
Read these Awesome Books in 2018
Kianna Benitez, Reporter
April 24, 2018
Filed under Community, Showcase
Ever walked into a library and felt lost? Like you don't know what to read or where to start? You are not alone! So, if you want a good book to read, here's a compiled book list from all sorts of people! Including Teachers, staff, and students -this is what they recommend to read. (Descriptions included...
Spring Sport Focus: Varsity Baseball 2018
Katarina Bellmonte and Adrean Uribe
April 19, 2018
Filed under Community, Lincoln News, Showcase, Sports
Although spring has only just gotten started, Lincoln’s boys' baseball team has been taking as many wins as they can, coming on to both home and guest fields with an overwhelming fierceness. They've been practicing as hard as they can and it shows in their gameplay. Together, as a team they ar...
The Day We Marched For Our Lives- OP ED
Hazel Stange, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 19, 2018
Filed under Community, Showcase
I was tired of crying. I was tired of writing emails to families of children who were shot to death in their classrooms, trying (quite impossibly) to ease their sting. I was tired of reading politician’s condolences via Twitter while I knew they sat in their office and produced no new legislation ...
Lincoln’s Garden Inspired by “Seedfolks” Inspires Students
Isabelle Santiago, Gabriela Aguayo, and Jazmine Barajas
April 17, 2018
Filed under Community, Lincoln News, Recent Posts, Showcase
Here at Abraham Lincoln High School, Ms. Neely's first period Intervention English class was inspired to start a community garden after her class finished reading the book Seedfolks, written by Paul Fleischman. Mr. Fleischman, a writer who lives in Santa Cruz, CA, last visited Lincoln's campus a few years ago to speak about climate change and promote his latest work, Eyes Wide Open. The last time there was ...
The Bay Area Artists’ Revolution
Adrean Uribe, Reporter
April 16, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community, Showcase
When you think of San Jose, the first thing that comes to mind probably isn’t the art scene. It’s most likely big buildings and even bigger corporations. San Jose natives and locals alike, typically artists, have had a problem with this for quite some time. Yes, we have our murals and art galleri...
VIDEO: Cabin’s Lip Sync and Skits
Siena da Costa Pinto and Isabelle Santiago
April 2, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community, Showcase, Video
From March 16th - 18th, Abraham Lincoln High School hosted an AP Retreat, a weekend away to study for the upcoming AP exams, at the YMCA Camp Campbell in Boulder Creek, CA. One of the extracurricular activities the camp hosted was a skit and lip sync battle competition between the camp cabins. Each...
REVIEW: 42nd Street
Hazel Marmolejo, reporter
March 27, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Community, Showcase
This semesters musical is 42nd Street. The musical has been going on for about a week now, and plenty of people have gone to see the show. 42nd Street is essentially a play within a play. You get to see Peggy Sawyers journey to becoming the lead of the show. This show is definitely worth watching. I...
VIDEO: AP Retreat 2018
Isabelle Santiago and Siena da Costa Pinto
March 23, 2018
Filed under Community, Lincoln News, Showcase
In March 2018, the Lincoln High School's AP students spent a 3 day weekend at YMCA's Camp Campbell in Boulder Creek. California. They spent the weekend reviewing class content to prepare for the upcoming AP exams and enjoying outdoor activities together. This video is a compilation of the highlights...
College or Career, Which One Is Best?
Anastasia Cervantes, Lukas Hunter, Edwin Madrigal, and Stephanie Velazquez
March 9, 2018
Filed under Community
How useful is college education? The 15.1 million high schoolers are trying to figure this out right now. During their junior year, they are faced with the decision of going to college. These kids are trying to find the best path for them to be successful while helping the future of America to improv...
Homework is Time-Consuming
Alyssa Barron, Lupe Vindiola, Joshua Rodriguez, and Carlos Jimenez
March 9, 2018
Filed under Community, Showcase
Homework is a resource used by most teachers in the United States. There is much controversy about the effectiveness of the impact on homework, whether if it does more harm than good, or more good than harm. In doing research we found that homework can cause stress that could possibly lead to de...