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0   By Marlene Rashidi
On Mach 4th, students and staff at Lincoln High got to hear stories of Afghanistan from former LHS teacher and current Army Reservist Robert Holbert who taught social studies at Lincoln High school for ten years. Holbert talked to the Lincoln High students and told them the main reason why he was in Afghanistan was to educate the Army on the local population. His goal was to establish relationships, learn local history, cultures, religions, customs and build relationships with the Afghans, because war wasn’t the solution. He …

0   Looking for reasonably-priced name-brand clothing? omt! Divine Women’s Resale may be for you.
omt! is a consignment shop that looks for and sells designer label clothing, shoes, and purses in excellent condition. They get many items that come in having never been worn, with the tags still on them. If you want to sell your clothing, bring it to them at 1725 Van Dorn St. Bring it in on hangers, and they’ll look through it while you wait.They do a 60 day contract with the owners. You get 40% of …

+2   Student Council is sponsoring Battle of the Bands tonight at 6 p.m. to round off the Anti-Bullying Week here at LHS. The concert is free, but Student Council will be selling the Anti-Bullying lanyards for $2 outside the Ted Sorensen Theatre. Afterwards, LHS Varsity Boys Basketball plays Norfolk here at 7 p.m. It’s a blue out, since that’s the national Anti-Bullying color.

+1   Lincoln Public Schools announced this evening at 9:45 p.m. that all LPS schools would be closed tomorrow (Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012) due to a large snow storm that began earlier this afternoon.
While many students (and staff) might welcome this day off, it throws a wrench in the works for final exams which began today.
The administration was ready, however, with an alternative that they communicated before the end of the school day today.
Assuming that we’ll be able to come back on Friday, the remaining four finals will all be given …

0   By Larissa  Flowers
With the 2012 election coming up quickly, adults all over the United States will be casting their vote for whomever they believe should be serving as President of the United States for the next four years.
While you are only allowed to vote when you are registered at the age of 18, people are interested in the opinions of a younger demographic: school-aged students.
(Click here for the Student Vote Website)
Student Vote is an opportunity for students in public schools to voice (vote?) their own personal political opinions. This …