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Mr. Pringle and students check out different clubs during club rush

Delayed “Club Rush” a success

Deborah Guevara Argueta, Reporter February 13, 2023

On January 18, several clubs gathered in the quad to recruit students and advertise their clubs. This event was a success and enjoyed by several students. Below is a list of the clubs, quotes from...

Mr. Lilly during his time at Lincoln High School (circa 2001-2002)

Lincoln’s Lilly: Once a Lion, always a Lion

Gavin Rust, Reporter November 8, 2022

Let’s begin with the start of it all. Mr. Lilly went to Lincoln, and he was popular. Mr. Lilly, a self-proclaimed extrovert, was a popular baseball player, honor student, and most notably, “Cutest...

Spider-Man: Stuck at Home

Spider-Man: Stuck at Home

Laiyla Santillan, Student Editor/Reporter May 20, 2022

With prom quickly approaching at Lincoln High school many students are wrapping up their prom-posals including the school's very own Spider-Man. Junior Matthew Botelho, decided to dress up as the friendly...

Prom

Underclassmen Don’t Belong At Prom

Sarah Baker, Reporter May 18, 2022

As we near the end of the school year, dress shops are becoming crowded, proposals are popping up around the school, and prom tickets are being sold out. Prom is just around the corner, and here at Lincoln...

Victory in Europe Day

David Juffe, Reporter May 10, 2022

In the pantheon of obscure or non-mainstream holidays, one that has faded out of public view occurs on May the 8th. Victory in Europe Day has been put on the collective back-burner of America, but nonetheless...

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence Day

Susana Ramirez, Reporter May 5, 2022

There is a lot of confusion surrounding Cinco De Mayo and its true meaning, many people within the Hispanic and Latino community often get confused and think that it’s the Mexican Independence Day but...

April 1st isn’t just for fools

David Juffe, Reporter April 8, 2022

There is little in the world more annoying than the flurry of April Fools’ day jokes and pranks that accommodate the first day of April. While this past April Fools’ Day has not been out of the ordinary,...

Happy St. Patricks Day!

It’s not easy being green

Sarah Baker, Reporter March 30, 2022

Have you ever wondered why you pinch someone on St. Patrick’s Day? The holiday is celebrated worldwide but few people know the origins of the day, the traditions that surround it, and how it came...

Frustrated student

College expectations are changing

Liza Cajigas, Reporter March 20, 2022

Colleges around the U.S. are changing what is expected on college applications immensely. As of 2022, at least 1,785 U.S. colleges and universities will not require ACT or SAT scores from applicants...

Fantasy Sports

Fantasy sports are taking over

Laia Williams, Reporter March 15, 2022

Want 18 billion dollars a year?  Maybe you should try starting a fantasy sports league. In 2015, companies reported a profit of 18.6 billion dollars for fantasy football leagues alone. That’s 6 billion...

Christmas in the Park

Some of our reporters decided to check out "Christmas in the Park", and rate some of the trees. Here are their results...

Chaos in Kazakhstan

David Juffe, Reporter February 13, 2022

Unbeknownst to most Americans, on Monday, January 10, President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, declared victory over the rebelling citizens of Kazakhstan. While this event has little to do with the United...

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