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A Losing Bet
It’s addictive, illegal and growing. It’s not marijuana or alcohol. It’s sports betting and
gambling, and it’s a nationwide problem.
- 2013 summer reading recommendations from faculty and staff - Don't know what books to read this summer? The SPOKE has compiled a list of books recommended by English teachers and librarians.... More →
- 1000 Cranes Club delivers cranes and smiles to Dupont Children’s Hospital - Members of Conestoga's 1000 Cranes Project donated 1000 hand-folded cranes to the Dupont Children's Hospital and taught Origami to the patients.... More →
- Three jewels but no crown this year - Once again the Triple Crown has come to an end, after Palace Malice won the Belmont Stakes last Saturday. As in past years, there was no Triple Crown winner in 2013.... More →
- Academic Competition recognized at Capitol - Members of Conestoga's Academic Competition team traveled to Harrisburg yesterday, June 10, to be recognized for their first place finish at the state competition in May.... More →
- A champion almost complete - The Spurs have made it back to the NBA finals once again this year - and this time, they are trying to win it for Tim Duncan.... More →
- Boys lacrosse holds spirit day in preparation for state finals - The lacrosse team dressed up for a spirit day on June 7 in preparation for the PIAA State Boys' Lacrosse Championship v. LaSalle on June 8.... More →
- School nurse retires, shares plans and experiences - School nurse Dawn Zrebiec will be retiring after working at Conestoga for ten years. Zrebiec reflects upon her time as a school nurse and shares her plans for retirement.... More →
- Cheating ourselves - Co-editor-in-chief Allison Kozeracki examines the presence of spite in Conestoga.... More →
- Boys tennis makes history with championship three-peat - On May 18, the Conestoga boys’ tennis team defeated Shady Side Academy to win the PIAA State Tennis Championship.... More →
- 'Stoga chef serves up some rock and roll on the side - Jim Delecce spends most of his morning preparing food for ’Stoga students. Yet once every couple nights... More →
