Lincoln High School
Torch: An optimistic life
Jan 18, 2017
It’s a proven fact that optimistic people live longer and healthier lives than their pessimistic counterparts, but why is this? The simple answer to this is our emotions and are physical body are more closely linked than you might think.
Phil Olson, a health teacher at Lincoln High, said, “I...
Coaches vs. Cancer fundraiser is Jan. 20
Jan 18, 2017
For several years, the basketball teams at Lincoln High School have used one home game as the focal point for a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society (ACS).
The girls team’s Coaches vs. Cancer game is tomorrow (Friday). The boys will do theirs Feb. 3.
This year the girls have expanded their...
Torch: How technology changes relationships
Jan 12, 2017
Technology is certainly something that has developed majorly and now affects many people in their everyday lives. Technology and the social media sites we are able to access on it change the way we communicate with each other both with people you see everyday and people who are distant from you.
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Torch: Effects of being involved
Jan 12, 2017
High school is said to be some of the best years of your life. To make high school even more enjoyable students will involve themselves in extra curricular activities. There are many extra curricular activities offered at Lincoln High School. Although, being involved in extra curricular...
Torch: Behind closed doors
Jan 12, 2017
Bullying is something that is likely to never go away, it’s been happening for as long as we can remember. Bullying is something that started off as physical and emotional abuse in the hallways and has slowly altered itself through social media. Whether the bullying is face to face or through a...
Torch: The stress as a college student
Jan 12, 2017
“You are working for a degree in something you love, it will all be worth it,” answered Gustavus freshman Emma Gnotke when asked about stress as a college student.
One of the main causes of stress while being at college is adapting to the new life that a student has landed in. It is likely the...
Torch: The effect of sports injuries
Jan 12, 2017
Sports injuries show the negative parts of athletics, and unfortunately they are common, and for the most part unavoidable. When one’s health is hampered in any sport, it not only affects the athlete, but also the people around them. The injury itself is very painful, but at times the recovery...
Torch: Quality family time
Jan 12, 2017
Quality family time always has, and always will be, very important in one’s life. “I think growing up doing things together and having traditions causes close relationships,” Ashley Holmgren shared.
Ashley also acknowledged that it’s good for families to be close because they make a great support...
Tiger girls serve lunch at Hope Lodge
Jan 5, 2017
Members of the Lake City High School girls basketball team served lunch to people staying at the Sandra J. Schulze American Cancer Society Hope Lodge in Rochester Dec. 27. The lodge provides lodging to people undergoing cancer treatment in Rochester. “What a great experience,” Coach Clay Olstad...
Tiger girls rout Wabasha-Kellogg
Jan 5, 2017
The Lake City Tiger girls took an early lead against Wabasha Kellogg for a win with a final score of 83-36.
The Tigers were led by Julia Anderson with 26 points, who made six three-pointers.
The Tigers led at halftime 51-25 and never let the Falcons get close.
Julia Anderson had 26 points, six...
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