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The Breakdown - September 2017

The Breakdown – September 2017

Keaton Straub, Editor-In-Chief
September 29, 2017
The varsity baseball players geared up to face Lakeridge High School on Monday evening, April 17, at home. This is the fourteenth game of their season. West Linn ended the game with a win (7-3) defeating Lakeridge. In between plays, many of the players basked in the sunlight and cooled off.

Boys Baseball defeats Lakeridge

Ashley Nord, Journalism Staff
June 6, 2017
During Teacher Appreciation Week, Teale Iacolucci, has a special smile on her face while teaching her Advanced Algebra class. Her students applauded her as she walked in the classroom that morning to show their appreciation for her. When she realized she wanted to become a teacher she knew she had to teach here. “I did my student teaching here,” Iacolucci said. “Both my grandpa and mom graduated from here. I love being a teacher; I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.”

Teacher Appreciation Week

Mikayla Simon, Journalism Staff
June 2, 2017
What makes life worthwhile? Beloved Ulinwa, senior, presents his take on the question as part of the Honors Humanities project. According to Devon Berny, senior, the class “got that question by everyone voting on it. It could have been any question that you have in the world basically or anything you wonder.” Each project represents the answer to the class’s question with free interpretation to how they portray their answer.

What Makes Life Worthwhile?

Eleanor Terner, Journalism Staff
May 31, 2017
leaving with a bang is exactly what Kaden Goff, 10 did. West Linn won a close meet against Tualatin with the score of 34-31. This meet closed the regular season.

Ending the season with a Lion victory

Tayler Lundquist, Tayler Lundquist
February 10, 2017
Boys Varsity Football Players bursts through the banner; prepared to keep the winning streak going in one of the first home games.

Varsity Football conquers Sherwood 48-14

Sophie Bradbury
October 4, 2016
Ebola health-care workers wear hazmat suits to protect themselves from the disease. There is currently no evidence of Ebola in Oregon.

Ebola in Oregon: what’s the risk?

Emily Topping, Assistant Editor in Chief
November 4, 2014
Wedding bells chime major victory for LGBT+ community in Oregon

Wedding bells chime major victory for LGBT+ community in Oregon

Meredith Bowers, Copy Editor
May 20, 2014

A month abroad in Oregon creates countless memories

Emily Topping, The People Editor
January 31, 2014
Ducks soar, but Beavers flop in season openers

Ducks soar, but Beavers flop in season openers

Madeline Marshall, Staff Writer
November 20, 2013

Oregon Bill passed through house to ban minors under 18 from tanning salons

June 4, 2013

Boys Golf graduates senior; sends member to state

Ashlyn Miller-Sanders
May 15, 2013
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