California podría ser golpeada por un mega-terremoto
Jackie Chavez y Adriana Arreola, Translators
October 11, 2017
Filed under En Español, Mundo, Op/Ed
The magnitude 8.2 earthquake that ravaged southern Mexico on Thursday was the largest to shake the country in nearly a century. Like California, Mexico is a seismically active region that has seen smaller quakes that have caused death and destruction. But Thursday’s temblor is a reminder t...
The Attack on DACA – An Attack on Students
Hazel Stange, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 19, 2017
Filed under Community, Lincoln News, Op/Ed, Showcase
DACA or the Deferred Action Childhood Arrivals is a policy that allows undocumented citizens to pursue a higher education with protection from deportation and access to a social security code and a work permit. This policy was implemented by the Obama Administration after a long lawsuit against states w...
OPINION: Why Fight?
Leticia Santacruz, Reporter
June 5, 2017
Filed under Community, Op/Ed, Showcase
It seems as if fights happen on a daily basis. Some of them aren't found out about until weeks, months, or perhaps even years later, but how do they even start? From doing some research, I found out that anger and revenge are the main causes of many fights. When revenge is the motive, the fight can g...
“Inside The Sole” Sneaker Documentary
Marco Huerta and Brandon Sullivan
June 2, 2017
Filed under Op/Ed, Showcase, Video
"Inside The Sole" is a student made documentary by Brandon Sullivan and Marco Huerta featuring sneaker enthusiast from Lincoln High School. https://youtu.be/IAD4j6EWDiw
Spring Playlist
Alicia Gomez, Reporter
April 26, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Op/Ed, Recent Posts, Showcase
If you are into diverse and easy-going music, this playlist is for you. This music playlist is heavily influenced by R&B, Soul, Hip-Hop, Rap, and Contemporary. The spring playlist is a Spotify playlist that contains songs from 1976-2017. Warning: This playlist has explicit music. Playlist...
Roberto-Sunol Adobe Documentary
April 26, 2017
Filed under Community, Op/Ed, Showcase
On Saturday March 25th, two Lincoln reporters, Marco Huerta and Daniel Perez toured the historic Roberto-Sunol Adobe, a structure that has lived through a century of change. They documented the history behind Roberto Bellarmino and Antonio Sunol's past in the Willow Glen area. This building is located...
Lincoln’s State CAASPP Test And Its 2 Hour Periods
Dimitri Early, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2017
Filed under Community, Lincoln News, Op/Ed, Showcase
This week Lincoln is having its state CAASPP testing and because of it, the periods are two hours long and leaving students staying an hour longer than usual. During the week, I went around school asking students what they thought about their two hour periods. I thought I was going to hear that they...
Ghost In The Shell Movie Review
April 7, 2017
Filed under Op/Ed, Recent Posts, Reviews
Cyborgs. Mega corporations. Outlaws. Masamune Shirow's Ghost In The Shell series has long been known for it's thrilling visuals and action alongside introspective themes on the human condition. Although originating in 1989, the series has been gaining popularity worldwide to this day. Paramount's live action release...
OPINION: What Do You Hate?
Leticia Santacruz, Reporter
March 30, 2017
There are a lot of things that people hate in this world. All of these things can be distributed into different categories: foods, shows, shoes, clothes, the list goes on... I made the following list of a few things that some people hate and asked people to rank them. Food School Life Kinds of people ...
Opinion: Obama Leaves, America Grieves
Chau Le, Editor
January 19, 2017
Filed under Lincoln News, Op/Ed, Showcase
On a Tuesday unlike most Tuesdays, Americans sat in anticipation for the end of a long and tumultuous presidential race. It is not an understatement to say that the final results were upsetting. Despite predictions which suggested otherwise, the winner of the election was a man who many consider to...
Social Media
Alicia Gomez, Reporter
October 24, 2016
Filed under Lincoln News, Op/Ed, Recent Posts
Social media has become the main source of news and communication of this generation. People no longer pick up newspapers or turn on the news because all they have to do is turn on their smartphone and visit one of their many social media accounts. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Tumblr, a...
7 Things To Do Over Summer Around San Jose
May 28, 2016
1. Paintball International Equip yourself with rental paintball guns and masks, get into groups and vie for supremacy over outdoor fields. And don't forget to bring you squad over. Packages include all-day field admission, gun rental, and mask rental for each player. Paintballs and air refills are...