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Libby Hughes

Libby Hughes, Sports Editor

Libby Hughes is a senior at Redwood High School and is a Sports Editor for the Bark. She enjoys swimming and playing water polo. Libby also likes music, going to the beach and dim sum.

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Posing for a final photo and holding their trophy, the athletes take in their win with happy emotions.

Girls’ lacrosse makes history in NCS final

Libby Hughes
May 16, 2022
Opinion: The IOC and Russia need to be held accountable

Opinion: The IOC and Russia need to be held accountable

Libby Hughes
April 27, 2022
Standing silent on the sidelines: Sources identify coach abuse as an underlying problem in the athletic community

Standing silent on the sidelines: Sources identify coach abuse as an underlying problem in the athletic community

Hollis Belger, Annie Goldstein and Libby Hughes
February 12, 2022
Sophomore Marguax Veconi carves a pumpkin as her SMART class partakes in link crew's first annual Halloween carving competition.

Snapshot No. 38

Libby Hughes
October 31, 2021
Customer favorites include the Revuelta Pupusas and the El Pastor Tacos that come with El Torogoz’s signature sauce and coleslaw

Not just for Tuesday; this taqueria and pupuseria is delicious every day of the week.

Libby Hughes
September 6, 2021
While embracing senior Lindsay Felder, junior Lucy Downing gives her a decorated poster during the traditional senior send off for seniors.

Senior days: a way to congratulate our departing athletes

Brooke Leslie and Libby Hughes
June 4, 2021
AP 2-D Art and Design student and senior Rebecca Dawson tells of her experience in the art community at Redwood.

AP 2-D Art and Design students reflect on importance of the Redwood art community

Libby Hughes
June 3, 2021
The ball is dropped in the middle of the pool by a referee at the girls JV water polo game, signaling the start of the game.

Snapshot No. 98

Libby Hughes
May 30, 2021
Zuzu is a shy, crested gecko belonging to sisters Callie and Avery Wilson. The gecko is a small creature that is fairly easy to maintain, but it must be kept in a hot and humid environment and fed prey animals such as pureed crickets and mealworms.

Pets and their people

Libby Hughes, Caroline Goodhart and Sydney Liebhauser
May 8, 2021
”True Colors” mural painted outside the Canal Alliance is also a temporary COVID-19 testing center at 91 Larkspur Street.

San Rafael approves pilot program to initiate more public art into the community

Libby Hughes
April 3, 2021
Del Rey poses on a mountainside for her DVD and vinyl cover photo.

Lana Del Rey’s new album makes us want to ‘Dance Till We Die’

Libby Hughes
April 2, 2021
Cielos Azules y falta de máscaras médicos: México atrae turistas Americanos.

Cielos Azules y falta de máscaras médicos: México atrae turistas Americanos.

Libby Hughes
February 11, 2021
Reflect and relive a year in the life through these personal and easy activities

Reflect and relive a year in the life through these personal and easy activities

Libby Hughes
January 31, 2021

Mental health initiative encouraged by grand jury meetings takes place regarding Marin school districts

Libby Hughes
December 14, 2020
Pedaling as fast as she can, Isabella Heinemann embarks on her final lap at the first 2019 NorCal.

Mountain Biking team races back into a new season

Libby Hughes
December 13, 2020
Senior Larkin Stodolnic and junior Annie Goldstein participate in dry-land water polo workouts.

Snapshot No. 31

Libby Hughes
November 8, 2020
MEEP volunteer tutor Michael Bender tutors a fifth grade student who attends Bahia Vista Elementary School.

MEEP provides academic support during distance learning

Libby Hughes
October 28, 2020
Los Manifestantes usan máscaras y sostienen carteles coloridos en diferentes idiomas.

‘Black Lives Matter’ genera atención en España

Libby Hughes and Clariss Ajanel
October 25, 2020
Student taking standardized test. Photo credit to Flickr website and Alberto G.

UC’s and other colleges make SAT and ACT tests optional after Coronavirus pandemic

Libby Hughes
April 20, 2020
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