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
Jana Badawi

Jana Badawi, Staff Team-Building and Community Service Manager

I'm Jana and I'm a senior. This is my second year on staff and I'm the staff team building and communications manager. Outside of DOI, I'm in MSA, run cross country and enjoy reading.

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Taking the paths less traveled

Jana Badawi and Sophia Jackman
May 17, 2024
Senior Molly Koch (3) dribbles the ball and escapes the visiting Patriots. Koch scored the first goal of the game, giving the Wildcats a lead they retained for the rest of the game until their 3-0 win over Stevenson.

Girls soccer takes down Stevenson in season’s last home game

Jana Badawi, Staff Member
May 14, 2024
Senior Sophia Weick (13) pulls a spin move on the scattered Lake Forest defensive line. Weick, a captain of the team alongside senior Leah Chung and junior Sophie Lee, scored twice throughout the game.

Girls Lacrosse crank out an outstanding performance in a game against Lake Forest

Jana Badawi
April 22, 2024
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Six year-old Wadea al-Fayoume was stabbed in his apartment in Plainfield, Illinois, on Oct. 13 2023, in an Islamophobic hate crime. Hanaan Shahin, Wadea’s mother, was stabbed and strangled, leaving her injured as well. The killing, perpetrated by landlord Joseph Czuba, gained significant media attention and public outcry.

[Photo] Faced With Hate: Rising Islamophobia

Zahraa Patel, Online Editor
March 15, 2024
Do modern books still have substance?

Do modern books still have substance?

Jana Badawi
February 20, 2024
It’s clear that with many high schools, sports bring the community together. The same can be said for LHS. Showcased at various sporting events and assemblies, juniors Morgan Short, Francesca Crovetti, and sophomores Kailynn Kilpatrick and Olivia Vanheirseele, are apart of the LHS cheer team and have a great presence year round.

2023 Rewind:

Jana Badawi and Grace Huber
December 18, 2023
Senior Lorelai Fisher (top), junior Tiffany Fetter (left), senior Megan Lacrosse, and senior Rosemary Scarpelli pose at a free-hand station where multiple AP Portfolio students use them as models to showcase their figure-drawing skills.

Popped up

Jana Badawi and Ranya Belabbes
December 13, 2023
Senior Molly Koch gives a live demonstration of her wheel-throwing and pottery skills during the show. Koch also displayed some of her work, including an incense burner with a snake attachment.

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Senior Ava Sieberlich holds up her portrait drawn for her by sophomore Angela Xia during the art show. Each figure drawing was made within ten minutes with chalk pastels on paper.

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Navigating LHS AP courses: A guide to the most popular classes

Jana Badawi and Jack Birmingham
May 19, 2023
Senior Karina Castillo graduated in the winter of 2022. Castillo had enough credits to get her diploma a semester early.

[Photo] Graduating Early: An Uncommon Path through High School

May 19, 2023
Senior Mia Khan started highschool in the fall of 2020. Khan was able to get enough credits to graduate highschool a year earlier than most people.

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The full cast of “Clue” pose for a picture at the end of their performance.

From board game to stage: LHS preforms Clue for their spring play

Jana Badawi and Caroline Scott
April 17, 2023
All six of Mr. Boddy’s guests cram together with Wadsworth into the billiard room in an attempt to hide from the murderer.

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Yvette (Alena Dzierozynski) is shocked after she shoots a door, a failed effort to try and save one of the other guests.

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Mr. Green (Chris Montero) tries to flee from the chandelier, which, when shot as a distraction, falls directly on top of him.

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Wadsworth (Rosie Wagner) and Professor Plum (Cole Keriazakos) carry Mr. Boddy’s dead body (Hope Wagner) in an attempt to hide it from the police who are on their way. Confused and scared, the guests must hide any evidence that a murder occurred while also avoiding having the same fate as Mr. Boddy.

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Junior Erin Kelly (8) lunges for the ball, keeping the Huskies from getting a goal against the home team.

Girls soccer seizes win over Hersey Huskies in 1-0 home win

Grace Huber and Jana Badawi
March 17, 2023
Senior Pru Babat (10) fires the ball. Babat plays defense for the Wildcats and has been on the team for 4 years. She is currently one of the team captains.

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Influencer Impact

[Photo] Influencers: Promote or Deplatform?

Jasmine Lafita, Editor-in-Chief
March 3, 2023

Students Advocate for Holiday on Diwali

Jana Badawi, Staff Member
January 13, 2023
The Festival Choir kicks off the concert by singing “Holiday Road,” arranged by Greg Gilpin, and “A Muppet Christmas Carol Medley,” arranged by Ryan O’Connell.

LHS Choir performs during Holiday Music Festival

Jana Badawi and Alex Clark
December 22, 2022
Junior Ranya Belabbes sifts through clothes at Plato’s Closet. The thrift store offers many options for clothes, sorted by age, size, preference, style and more.

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Donated clothes are on display and ready for purchase at Plato’s Closet in Libertyville, a thrift store with a wide selection of used clothes.

[Photo] Everything you need to know about thrifting

January 13, 2023
LHS Ranks Holiday Movies

LHS Ranks Holiday Movies

Jana Badawi, Staff Member
December 2, 2022
Jana Badawi

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Dealing with ignorance: A Reflection on Being Muslim at LHS

Dealing with ignorance: A Reflection on Being Muslim at LHS

Jana Badawi, Staff Member
October 28, 2022
Booktok Review

Booktok Review

Jana Badawi, Staff Member
September 23, 2022
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