By: Matthew Juber
Surely you have heard of a 3-D movie, maybe you have even seen one. Well, now there’s talk of 3-D TV, and some sets will not even require the use of 3-D glasses. There is a lot of interest in “the next generation” of TVs from manufacturers and outlets, and many of them could offer 3-D. There are many available options for how to make the illusion of a 3-D image, but the most common and viable are Shutter Glasses, Polarized Glasses, autostereoscopic TVs, and of course the …

From October 30 to November 5, Native American Public Telecommunications(NAPT) has organized the Vision Maker Film Festival for young adults to display their talents in technology. The festival is a collection of short-form videos made by people age 14-21 from anywhere in the United States. Films were to be produced to the topic of “Elder Voices, Youth Choices” -the theme of this year’s festival.
All presentations are free and open to the public.
Some films include:
*River of Renewal Produced by Jack Kohler
*Video Letters From Prison Produced by Milt Lee
*Jim Thorpe: …

By Nic Brown
Lincoln High English instructor Terrence F. Keefe is quite cultured. Like many, Keefe is passionate about music and his heritage. He, however, may very well be more active than most in his participation in both. Keefe plays in several musical collectives, and toured several European countries (Ireland included) last summer. “I play in a band called Donnybrook out of Omaha that is an Irish folk group,” Keefe explains. I also have played for more than thirty years in an Irish group out of Lincoln called Paddywhack.” …

By Gwendolyn Ihrie
In late August a 17 year old British boy sailed around the world in 9 months. His name was Mike Pertham and he became the youngest person to sail around the world alone and second to do so before he turned 18. Zac Sunderland completed the feat just months before Pertham returned home.
Now the real story begins as the competition builds up. It may not be the most recognized competitive sport but sailing around the world is starting to become a regular feat for young …

Lincoln High School battles Lincoln Southeast in an inner-city match-up at Seacrest Field on August 28th, 2009.  Photos by Seth Marshall

LHS English teacher Terry Keefe spent the summer touring Ireland with his band Paddywack.

Lincoln High School Cross Country Team
Photo Gallery by Kenny Truong

Lincoln High’s Fall Show, The Great Easter Egg Hunt, is opening at Irvingdale Middle School while the Ted Sorensen Theatre is under construction.  The show, under the direction of Theatre teacher Molly Thomas, features a cast of forty and has began working the show off-site.
Tickets are currently on sale for $5.  Perfomances will be on October 15, 16, and 17 at 7 pm at Irvingdale Middle School (22nd and Van Dorn St.).

By: Matt Hillebran
Kate Mason was an English teacher at Lincoln High. She died from ovarian cancer on September 12, 2007 after she retired. LPS made a memorial arts scholarship dedicated to Ms. Mason in 2008. She was involved on the board of the Lincoln Arts Council. Ms. Mason believed in encouraging creativity in students to help them with their learning. “She was a wacky teacher that was good with kids,” said Media Specialist Paula McClung.
Ms. Maon also assisted with special education students by taking them to …