The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
The student news publication of Libertyville High School

Drops of Ink
News
New bookstore downtown creates a safe space
Sophia Jackman, News and Opinions Editor • December 13, 2024

On Friday, Oct. 25, About Time Bookstore, a woman-owned bookstore,...

Middle schools join LHS for the Annual Band Festival
Mishall Quraishi, Staff Member • December 9, 2024

On Wednesday, November 21, all of LHS bands performed alongside...

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Features
The snow sports: skiing and snowboarding
Lee Ashworth, Staff Member • January 28, 2025

  Many snow sports take place during the winter season,...

Karin Peterson, a social worker from Youth and Family Counseling is pictured near the main entrance. Karin works hard to create a safe space for adolescents and their families. “Children should be educated on their mental health and emotions early on.”
Mental Health: Ways to Find Support at School
Elphie Bacilek • January 28, 2025

Mental illnesses —such as depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder...

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Opinion
The LHS lunchroom: A place where a myriad of students have genuine conversations getting to know each other at a natural pace. Even without the teacher involvement, the space promotes sociability.
Comfortable Introduction or Waste of First Day
Joseph Polley • January 23, 2025

When students walk into the first day of each of their classes,...

Influencers on Instagram (faces and handles removed to protect privacy) display their collections of Stanley water bottles and Trader Joe’s tote bags respectively. By modeling consumerist behaviors to their audience, they promote this trend, ultimately rendering the actual sustainability of these products insignificant.
Hashtags, Hydro Flasks, and Hypocrisy
Rishi Tipparti, Editor-in-Chief • January 23, 2025

Scroll through your favorite social media app, and you'll see...

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Audio
(Left to right) Senior Zahraa Patel, junior Rishi Tipparti and sophomore Aarna Mishra.
Desi Girl Podcast
Zahraa Patel, Rishi Tipparti, and Aarna Mishra • December 5, 2023

Video
Crumbl Cookie Review
Crumbl Cookie Review
Ashley Sanchez, Luiza Magalhaes, and Sofie Figurelli • January 29, 2025

Sports
Junior Point Forward Bryce Wegrzyn (32) scores a layup against the Scouts’ defense. Bryce scored 11 points in the game on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
Boys Basketball fights hard against Lake Forest Scouts in close game
Akshay Jaladi • February 13, 2025

On Tuesday Feb. 11, the Boys varsity basketball team faced off...

Girls’ Varsity Basketball Libertyville vs. Waukegan
Haiden Lui, Copy Editing Manager • February 6, 2025

On Tuesday, February 4th, 2025, the girls’ varsity basketball...

Sophomore Lily Fisher (3) leaps to prevent the ball from falling into the opposing team’s basket. She turned the ball away when she lept.
Wildcats secure win over Stevenson
Sophie Lee, Sports Editor • December 13, 2024

On December 11, the varsity girls basketball team dominated...

Junior Bryce Wegrzyn (32), rises above a cluster of Carmel Catholic defenders, attempting to shoot a basket.
Wildcats Secure Opening Win Against Carmel, 52-46
Sophie Lee, Sports Editor • December 7, 2024

  On December 3, 2024, the boys varsity basketball...

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Rovagni deems it important to thank his wife, Betty, for allowing him to do the job that he loves.

Coach Joe: a Libertyville legend

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New bookstore downtown creates a safe space

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Elphaba and Galinda, characters portrayed by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, can be seen holding hands in front of the window which displays all of Oz. With their signature colors, this picture synthesizes many elements from the movie, such as the flying monkeys, Emerald City and Munchkinland. Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons

Review: ‘Wicked’ and its Intricate Messages (Spoiler Alert)

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Boys Varsity Bowling Faces Defeat Against Waukegan Rivals

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Signing Day: A future collegiate athlete tradition

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