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Inaugural Pet of the Week: Lady

Carlos Sandoval November 20, 2015

Is there a better pet than another?  Are bears are better than cats, or a monkey better than a fish or maybe the other way around is better to some because everybody has their own taste in animals (Note:...

Your ignorance is more scandalous than my promiscuity. (Melissa Blasquez / Lincoln Lion Tales)

Not Getting the Joke: Is Shaming Part of Teenage Culture?

Melissa Blasquez, Reporter November 18, 2015

If you’re a girl, you probably experienced hurtful name calling by a certain age, maybe middle school, or even a little before that. Names like “slut” or “whore,” and called this by both boys...

Researching takes a lot of time. (Natalie Guevara/Lion Tales)

Capstone: What’s That?

Jordan Summers, Reporter November 4, 2015
This class has inspired my interests and exposed me to a lot of topics I had no idea I would be attracted to.
Save these beautiful creatures!
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Grey Wolves

LeiLina Castillo and Lika Khoperia November 2, 2015

Wolves are animals often misunderstood by society. Some myths suggest that wolves are evil and most of the time were killed. Recently the wolf  population has been decreasing dramatically. Wolves are...

The phone is becoming a part of every students hand. (Carlos Sandoval/Liontales)

Texting Addiction: The Fault in Our Phones

Melissa Blasquez, Reporter October 23, 2015

A recent article “Compulsive Texting Takes Toll on Teenagers” written by Roni Caryn Rabin, talks about studies that show some data that constant texting is affecting teenagers performance in school. The...

Photo edited by (Manuel Villasenor/ Lincoln Lion Tales)

OPINION: Enough is Enough

Juan De Anda, Reporter October 15, 2015

It’s a horrible thing to say, but on Thursday, October 1st, another mass shooting took place - this time on Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon. The shooter was a 26 year-old white male who...

Free money is out there, if you apply for scholarships. (Carlos Sandoval / Lincoln Lion Tales)

Scholarships: Pay Your Way to College

Lika Khoperia, Editor September 23, 2015

Through some research Lincoln Lion Tales team found some awesome scholarships from SuperScholar and Edvisors for our Lions to apply to. Scholarships are a great way of paying your college expenses. Its...

college requirements in the Career Center (Lincoln Lion Tales / Jacqueline Moncada)

OPINION: How To Succeed In Your SAT/ACT

Manuel Villasenor and Jacqueline Moncada September 14, 2015

Do you plan on attending a four year University, or even a Community college? Senior year has either gone really well for you or has stressed you out to the point where you want to pull your hair out,...

(Natalie Guevara, Meagan Lomboy, and Kamilah Abdubek/Lincoln Lion Tales)

Opinion: Lunch Detention: Friend or Foe?

Jocelyn Rivera, Staff Reporter May 27, 2015

Lunch detention is given to discipline students when they are not doing what they’re supposed to. People think that lunch detention is useless because it takes time away from eating lunch and hanging...

Two hands handcuffed together, representing the interaction between citizens and police (Lincoln Lion Tales/ Jose Luis Colin)

Freddie Gray and the City of Baltimore

Jose Luis Colin, Staff Reporter May 22, 2015

There have been riots, looting, and protests in Baltimore since the funeral of Freddie Gray. Baltimore also declared a state of emergency on April 27th because the city is experiencing a rise in crime....

This is the new bell schedule for the 2015-2016 school year. It includes later start and end times, as well as 90-minute block classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Freshman Opinion: Next Year’s Partial Block Schedule

Meagan Lomboy and Kamilah Abdubek May 12, 2015

Is 90 minutes of class too long, or just right? That is the question Lincoln students have been asking themselves following the school’s confirmation that there will be a partial block schedule next...

Drawing by Kamilah Abdubek and Meagan Lomboy

OPINION: The Death Penalty – Outdated or Justified?

Till Kleinert, Staff Reporter April 28, 2015

It is probably the most controversial punishment in human history, and maybe the oldest. The death penalty is a punishment in the United States since it got established. Over the last couple decades, the...

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