Lincoln Log

06/02/2025

The Trump administration’s attack on free speech, due process, threatens student journalism and our free society
By the Lincoln Log staff

Since taking office, President Trump has chosen a hostile crackdown on freedom of expression, especially by deporting and revoking the visas of student dissidents. These authoritarian actions represent a clear and present danger to the civil liberties that our free society is built upon and they set a dangerous precedent for suppressing the opinions and voices of others, including that of student journalists.

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05/26/2025

In memory of our graduating seniors, including the editors in chief, Khoi and Shri

05/12/2025

Megadeths’s “Rust in Peace” still shreds to this day
By Joseph Portillo

Megadeth’s “Rust in Peace” album is a great way to get into the metal genre. The metal genre isn’t something I listen to often, so I thought I would give it a try.

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05/10/2025

Songs of Truth: How Music Tells the Story of History
By Elliel Dethiers

“Songs of Truth” is a musical performance that was performed by the Golden Gate Symphony and, this year by Lincoln’s orchestra. It connects the past history of the Holocaust to the present.
The piece is a collection of songs that tell stories, performed by an orchestra. “Songs of Truth” used to be played at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, but, since it is now closed, the CJM decided to perform at Lincoln.

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05/03/2025

Lincoln community voices opposition to new changes in immigration enforcement
By Khoi Nguyen

Shortly after taking office, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14159, “Protecting the American People Against Invasion, which mandated that federal authorities enforce American immigration law to the letter and made all undocumented immigrants subject to removal. Indeed, recent immigration enforcement actions have struck fear into the hearts of many students, teachers, and other members of the Lincoln community, who worry of the possibility of losing friends or family to deportation. However, San Francisco’s well-known status as a “sanctuary city” has caused confusion about how and what immigration enforcement efforts might look like here.

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04/09/2025

Issue 4 is out!
“I LOVE THE LINCOLN LOG” -Tyler Chan

03/24/2025

Seniors take on Shakespeare in annual “Hamlet” showcase
By Clarisse Kim

Students in the North Wing are well
acquainted with Lincoln’s January symphony: the rustling of scripts, the rapid hits of a fake-sword fight. Poisoned pearls and royal ghosts pop up in casual conversation. If passersby strain their ears, they will hear a faint “To be or not to be” echoing through the halls.

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03/17/2025

Fear of judgement is killing school spirit
Zoë Hsu Doo

Every semester, students participate in the school spirit Walk of Shame. The night before school is spent getting ready to don an eccentric costume for Spirit Wweek. The anticipatory first step into school is met with a sea of students dressed in sweats and pajama pants, embarrassment and shame following soon after.

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03/12/2025

Ways Lincoln can fix the trash issue By Jaydon Zhang

The Abraham Lincoln community has recently lacked some ideas of environmentalism, in terms of keeping the school tidy. Some examples include seeing flying trash outside on windy days, likely a factor of littering or a small supply of trash cans, or seeing excess toilet paper waste in bathrooms. Although Lincoln has many of these small issues, efforts or ideas to fix them and better the Lincoln experience are possible.

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01/08/2025

Issue two is still absolutely MASSIVE

12/26/2024

Lincoln Logs Secret Santa Gift exchange 🎁🎅2024

12/26/2024