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Lincoln Log student journalists exercise our First Amendment rights with care and integrity and are not subject to prior review or restraint. We are trusted to cover issues relevant to the Lincoln community in a dignified, balanced manner. We are the voice of the community and take that responsibility seriously. As student journalists we strive to maintain morality, timeliness of our articles, and

accuracy in every one of our journalistic activities. We strive to be creative and original in our ideas and angles. Submissions and suggestions are always welcomed at The Lincoln Log, but our staff will use their own discretion when publishing the paper.

Issue #2 out December 11th!
12/08/2025

Issue #2 out December 11th!

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Lincoln Log.
11/19/2025

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the Lincoln Log.

Pick up a Lincoln Log or not, we don’t care.Issue #1: The 26 Club
11/15/2025

Pick up a Lincoln Log or not, we don’t care.

Issue #1: The 26 Club

Pick up a lincoln log or don’t, we don’t care.Issue #1: The 26 Club
11/15/2025

Pick up a lincoln log or don’t, we don’t care.

Issue #1: The 26 Club

ISSUE ONE OUT NOW!!!!
10/30/2025

ISSUE ONE OUT NOW!!!!

Every pet store should stock these essential items for cats Pet stores carry hundreds of cat products; however, some are...
10/28/2025

Every pet store should stock these essential items for cats

Pet stores carry hundreds of cat products; however, some are overlooked and not included in stores. Since current items on shelves have been there for so long, I often don’t see new and improved products, leading feline owners like me to struggle to nurture their beloved pets.
An example of this lack is my cat, Sesame. I would love to buy these products or similar items for my cat, but often I can’t, since they are rare or never seen at pet stores. Additionally, I’m always looking for healthy, high-protein foods and treats for Sesame that contain little to no fillers, such as corn, wheat, and soy, which can be horrible for cats because they are unnecessary and make the food more carb-heavy. Cats are carnivores–they do not need these fillers. Nonetheless, I can never find these healthy foods.
Toys and enrichment items will prevent boredom in cats, and will allow them to have an outlet so as not to terrorize your homes or be “bad cats.”

Caption and photo by Denise Mai

“The Bear” serves up an underseasoned season four When the fourth season of this dramatic-comedy aired in June earlier t...
10/28/2025

“The Bear” serves up an underseasoned season four


When the fourth season of this dramatic-comedy aired in June earlier this year, I had excitedly anticipated binging it. However, instead of binging it, I watched it sporadically until I stopped halfway through. Something felt different, and it made me wonder: how could a show with extraordinary actors, an entertaining premise and such volatile conflicts get boring?
If you’ve never seen “The Bear,” the award-winning show is one (hyper-extended) family’s efforts to create a successful, sophisticated restaurant in the wake of their brother Mikey’s death by su***de. Fast-paced, foul-mouthed, and high-tensioned brother, Carmen ‘Carmy’ Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), stars as the talented leading man desperate to show he has what it takes to run a thriving business despite money, relationship, and review troubles—plus his tendency to bolt when things get hard.

Caption by Quincy Fulton
Photo courtesy of Hulu’s promotional poster of The Bear season 4.

Lincoln girls volleyball heads into a new season as defending championsThis year, the Lincoln girls volleyball varsity t...
10/27/2025

Lincoln girls volleyball heads into a new season as defending champions

This year, the Lincoln girls volleyball varsity team is defending a city championship title for the first time since 2019. Last year, the Lincoln girls won the city championship against Lowell High School, which has won seven of the past ten city championships. This year is Lincoln’s chance to break Lowell’s back-to-back winning streak and win their first back-to-back title since 2009 and 2010.

The team has representation of all grades. There are 14 girls, including two freshmen, four sophomores, two juniors, and six seniors. Most of their players are returning, having lost only one senior out of the starting lineup.

Caption by Orin Yu
Photo courtesy of Mahat Papartassee

Senior sunrise 25-26’ Photo by Calvin Liao
10/24/2025

Senior sunrise 25-26’

Photo by Calvin Liao

An epidemic disease, senioritis, puts seniors in high school higher at risk for the following symptoms: lack of motivati...
10/24/2025

An epidemic disease, senioritis, puts seniors in high school higher at risk for the following symptoms: lack of motivation, absences, burnout, and lower grades. If you start experiencing these symptoms, please contact Wellness and get the Set Goals vaccine.
As Lincoln seniors finish their second month of the school year, college applications, extracurriculars, and other influences hinder seniors’ ability to attend school at their fullest potential.
Senioritis is largely debated on the principle of whether or not it is real or just an excuse for seniors to put less effort into their high school life.

Caption and photo by Kevine Liang

Despite a tight budget, Lincoln Physics teacher fundraises over $500 to uplift student learning experiencesAfter a month...
10/23/2025

Despite a tight budget, Lincoln Physics teacher fundraises over $500 to uplift student learning experiences

After a month of online public outreach, Charlie Yang, NGSS Physics and AP Physics teacher, raised $547 by September 19th, 2025. For the 2025-2026 school year, over $100 million was cut from the San Francisco Unified School District budget, heavily impacting the Abraham Lincoln High School science department since they regularly require consumable resources for lab experiments like dissections and circuit-building. The exact amount cut from Lincoln’s science department cannot be disclosed, but is large enough for teachers to seek outside funding.

“Science is an expensive subject to teach,” said Dawn Rege, the head of the science department, “and we want to make sure that our students have hands-on learning experiences in class.”

Photo by Abigail Park

Issue #1 TEASER OUT!
10/23/2025

Issue #1 TEASER OUT!

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