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Too young to vote?
Too young to vote?
Live updates: Midterm Elections
Live updates: Midterm Elections
October Breakdown 2022
October Breakdown 2022
Electric or gas? Your choice.
Electric or gas? Your choice.
Portland responds to Ukraine
Portland responds to Ukraine
Three of Tatyana Ostanpenkos paintings, including a mural that she was commissioned for (bottom right)
Ukrainian-Oregonian artist raises thousands for Ukraine
Kyle Jensen, senior, member of the Math Honor Society, after students voted to pie him in addition to four teachers.
Students come together to raise funds for Ukraine
As tensions between Ukraine and Russia reach the international conscience, it is important to have the right information.
Staying informed on Ukraine
How do students feel about the mask mandates being lifted?
How do students feel about the mask mandates being lifted?
AS mask mandate lifts, community members express their concerns.
Students and teachers express concerns as Ore. prepares to lift the mask mandate
Phil Mickelsons final fairway swing on green 18, before winning the 2007 Players Championship TPC.
The luxury of wealth and politics
Grover and Lin are analyzing their findings, zooming in on the diatoms related to the Willamette River algae blooms last year.
Discovering interests: ISEF project about the Willamette River
The line of scrimmage prepares for a play early in the second quarter. Though all of the lineman had their work cut out for them, Central Catholic could be seen as having much more work.. The Lions pressure helped force four takeaways against a team who has scored at least 40 points in seven games this season.
The Lions roll past defending champion Central Catholic in state semifinal
Rebuilding season is over for girls soccer
Rebuilding season is over for girls soccer
The cheer team takes the sidelines at football games to encourage the team and rile up the fans.
Is there more to cheer than pom poms?
During halftime of the football game, Sky Gomes, senior and ASB president, crowns Ajani White, senior, for Homecoming royalty. Out of six seniors, three were elected to be royal. Among elected were White, Angie Nelson, and Drew Ness. “I was in shock,” White said. “I really did not expect it. I feel great. I feel like its a great group and I feel honored to be a part of it.”
A prideful Homecoming
The cheer team takes the sidelines at football games to encourage the team and rile up the fans.
Is there more to cheer than pom poms?
Men’s playoffs underway! Zeke Viuhkola, senior, performs a handshake with Jake Holmes, junior. The fifth-seeded West Linn Lions hosted the 28th-seeded Ida B. Wells Guardians on Mar. 1 in the first round of the OSAA 6A playoffs. The Lions defeated the Guardians by scoring 72 points in the last three quarters after only scoring 12 points in the first quarter, “We just keep playing,” Viuhkola said. “We knew we were gonna hit shots later on.” The final score was 90-70 in favor of the Lions.
Lions open up playoffs with two victories
Huddle up! West Linn hosts Lake Oswego to open 6A Three Rivers League competition on Jan. 12. The Lions huddle up and prepare for what will be a very tight game. Down by one with 20 seconds remaining, West Linn pulled through, winning by three. The Lions were led by Jackson Shelstad, junior, and Zeke Viuhkola, senior, who both combined for 59 of the Lion’s 80 total points. “I thought we showed a lot of poise in the second half,” Viuhkola said. “When things were tough, we stayed out to finish the game.”
Lions defeat Lake Oswego, stays undefeated
Just in time! Nyla Cabine, sophomore, knocks down the corner jumper with 15 seconds left in the first quarter. Cabine’s shot put the Lions up 19-11 at the first quarter’s conclusion.
Lions defeat Raiders in season opener
The cheer team takes the sidelines at football games to encourage the team and rile up the fans.
Is there more to cheer than pom poms?
Men’s playoffs underway! Zeke Viuhkola, senior, performs a handshake with Jake Holmes, junior. The fifth-seeded West Linn Lions hosted the 28th-seeded Ida B. Wells Guardians on Mar. 1 in the first round of the OSAA 6A playoffs. The Lions defeated the Guardians by scoring 72 points in the last three quarters after only scoring 12 points in the first quarter, “We just keep playing,” Viuhkola said. “We knew we were gonna hit shots later on.” The final score was 90-70 in favor of the Lions.
Lions open up playoffs with two victories
2020-2021 Athletics Update
2020-2021 Athletics Update
A growing force, the womens golf team placed third in state. Women have been golfing since the 1500s, starting with Mary Queen of Scots, and have grown to a startling 5.7 million golfers since. I joined the team my freshmen year, Ashlee Muresan, senior, said. I played a little when I was younger, but I got into it four years ago.
A look into women’s golf
During halftime of the football game, Sky Gomes, senior and ASB president, crowns Ajani White, senior, for Homecoming royalty. Out of six seniors, three were elected to be royal. Among elected were White, Angie Nelson, and Drew Ness. “I was in shock,” White said. “I really did not expect it. I feel great. I feel like its a great group and I feel honored to be a part of it.”
A prideful Homecoming
Nola Carstairs poses with her piece, Untitled which won her an honorable mention at the Clackamas ESD Art Show.
‘I just fell in love with it’
“I think every person with a uterus deserves the right to choose when and how they want to have children,” Shevlin said.
‘Empathy above all else’
This is a batch of feral foster kittens who were found in a bush on the side of the road in July 2017. They came in sick and were starving when they were brought into PAWS.
Starting a new chapter
In an Oct. 31 dress rehearsal, actors prepare for the upcoming opening night of Matilda: The Musical.
Setting the stage for success
Ava Neudeck performs “Naughty” from “Matilda” at a dress rehearsal on Oct. 31.
The making of ‘Matilda’
Center stage. Sofia Gomez, junior, plays Miss Honey in the musical Matilda. This is her second musical, as she appeared in last falls Pirates of Penzance.
Stepping into the limelight
One of the popular trends with listeners at the moment is to create through an app called “Pinterest shuffles” to create an aesthetically pleasing collage based on albums, artists, or other hobbies.
‘13 sleepless nights’
In an Oct. 31 dress rehearsal, actors prepare for the upcoming opening night of Matilda: The Musical.
Setting the stage for success
Too young to vote?
Too young to vote?
‘Parents should come to Curriculum Night to get to put a face with the name of their childs schedule and to get a sense of the teachers personality,’” Rowe said.
Supporting student independence
Spending a game on the bench will become a more common occurrence for student athletes under the districts new policy
Benched
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Chemistry teacher Steve Davala set to release second book

Chemistry teacher Steve Davala set to release second book

Emily Topping, Editor
June 2, 2016

11.22.63 brings the mystery of a century back to life

Emily Topping, Editor
June 2, 2016
Johnny Depp takes a promotional picture as his crime lord character James “Whitey” Bulger. Achieving good scores across the board, this harkening back to the classic gangster movies of the past hit theaters on Sept. 18 2015. The dark and character driven film easily kept watchers engaged for its two hour and two minute running time.

Johnny Depp Reenters the Acting Scene with a Bang as a Notorious Crime Lord in “Black Mass”

Nick Olson, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2016

Breaking comedic boundaries

Eleanor Williams, Staff Reporte
May 20, 2016
“The X-Files” leaves fans wanting more

“The X-Files” leaves fans wanting more

Grace Nickas, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2016
City Council Recruits Student Advisors

City Council Recruits Student Advisors

Evan McKinley, Staff Writer
May 13, 2016
Tricky question of the week: What would you do with invisibility?

Tricky question of the week: What would you do with invisibility?

Evan McKinley, Staff Writer
May 9, 2016
Bo Hyun An, senior, reviews and compares the old SATs to the new SATs. This year, the SATs were changed to help students for what they’ll learn in college. As a result, the students have found the SATs to be more applicable to in-school learning than last year.

Out With the Old, In With the New

Ji An, Current Events Editor
April 22, 2016
If all else fails, a simple Prom? written on notebook paper will suffice.

10 Ways to ask that Special Someone to Prom

Jake Nielson, Staff Writer
April 21, 2016
Singers from the choir program admire and walk through the windy passage of the Empty Sky Memorial to the 9/11 tragedy after their ferry to the Statue of Liberty is cancelled. The five day trip to N.Y. included many powerful and impactful experiences such as how the singers visited multiple memorials for 9/11, the Broadway shows they experienced, and visiting the awe-inspiring chapels and cathedrals scattered around the huge city.

Choir Program visits N.Y.C. for an ‘extremely powerful’ experience

Nick Olson, Staff Writer
April 21, 2016
Tricky question of the week: Time travel?

Tricky question of the week: Time travel?

Evan McKinley, Staff Writer
April 19, 2016
Why prayers arent enough for San Bernardino: the scope of mass shootings in the USA

Why prayers aren’t enough for San Bernardino: the scope of mass shootings in the USA

Emily Topping, Co-Editor In Chief
December 3, 2015
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