Clare Lincoln – Oakton Outlook

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor

Hey there! My name is Clare Lincoln and this is my Junior year at Oakton, as well as my third year on the Outlook! I am honored to be the Design and Opinion Editor for this wonderful newspaper this year! I enjoy writing about stories in the News Section, specifically about natural disasters, meteorology, climatology, and Anthropogenic Climate Change! In my freetime, I am a member of the Oakton Robotics Club, I do recreational volleyball, I enjoy roller skating, and I have three “little” dogs!

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NEWS FLASH: stop going to DC for homecoming!

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | September 26, 2024

Crisis on New Years: The Noto Earthquake

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | February 1, 2024

On January 1, 2024, at 2:10 am EST, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Central Japan, specifically near Suzu and Noto, Japan, within the Ishikawa Prefecture, creating devastating tsunamis, leaving...

THIS BOY IS HEATED

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | September 21, 2023

Anyone who has been within the United States these past few months may have noticed the sudden increase of temperatures country-wide recently, categorized as heatwaves. Although these temperatures seem...

Sexual Assault Awareness

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | March 31, 2023

Sexual Assault- any act of sexual contact on one person by another; without mutual consent, or with the inability of the individual to give consent. Every 68 seconds, an American is...

The Grinch is the Hero

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | December 7, 2022

What is The Grinch? The Grinch is a story about a green, furry Who, of which lives alone in the mountains. This story originated in 1957 in a book called How The Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss....

Out with the Old: James Webb Telescope

Clare Lincoln, Opinion/Design Editor | September 18, 2022

What is the James Webb Telescope? The James Webb Telescope has recently been spoken about all over the news, but what exactly is it and how does it work? To begin, the telescope is about as tall as a...

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