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The Class of 2013

The halls of Archbishop Spalding have seen some incredibly gifted and intelligent individuals. This year’s seniors are no exception. The talent of this class ranges from those gifted in musical theater to those pursuing a future in engineering. With such a diversely talented class, the parents and faculty have a lot to be proud. Many [...]

Spring Fashion

  Although there are always trends of fashion around us, style is what sets us apart from each other. I am not like you, you are not like me. We have individuality and in fashion our style is our originality. This is why making the trends your own is very important.   Knowing that, the [...]

Pope Francis: A Papacy of Firsts

The Sede is Vacante no longer. After Pope Benedict XVI’s historic resignation from the papacy, a new pope has been elected, one who may prove to be just as memorable as his predecessor. Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, now more widely known as Pope Francis, was elected on March 13, 2013 in the late evening, Rome time. [...]

Photography Club

If you are friends with a camera and take a picture of everything in sight, photography is the right club to join. Every 2 weeks the club joins to share what pictures they have taken of the subject that was assigned during the previous meeting. They either send it in through Haiku or bring them [...]

Comic Strip: Romeo and Juliet

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Spalding Theatre: Production Lineup Revealed!

04 October 2011

Spalding students have a unique variety of talents.  The hallways of our school are filled with a myriad of exceptional singers, dancers, and actors who make up the Theater Department. Share Нравится

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Fashion Forward

04 October 2011

By Madeline Sita The Fashion Club is the largest club at Spalding; with over 60 members led by seniors Maria DeGuzman and Shannon Chaney. This club has received a lot of  publicity, and it has the whole Spalding community talking! It was started last spring, whenDeGuzman and Chaney approached English teacher, Mrs. Hondrum, with the unique [...]

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Spalding Students at Summer Seminar

04 October 2011

Instead of sleeping in and relaxing during the first weeks of summer, six students from Archbishop Spalding had the opportunity to pack their bags and spend a week at the Naval Academy Summer Seminar. The Summer Seminar is a program run by the midshipmen of the Naval Academy. It is a chance for prospective academy [...]

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Halfway Through Fall Sports

04 October 2011

By Jaclyn Fenton The first month of school is over, and so is the first half of fall sports. So far, many teams have been doing extremely well in their seasons. Varsity Football This year, Varsity Football was moved up to A conference and, after 5 games, Spalding has 3 wins and 2 losses. On [...]

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Teen Joblessness hits record high

03 October 2011

By Meghan Lynch Many teenagers searching for jobs are winding up empty handed.   About 25 percent of all of Americans aged 16-19 could not find a job this past summer.  This is the third consecutive year that the teenage unemployment rate has been over 20 percent.  Unemployment for teenagers has not been so high since [...]

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Superbowl Word Search

26 February 2013

SuperBowl WordSearch   O U G D Y V I M H V J P R R X S H L E J F C H A A W Q A L E X S M I T H K Y I T Y F S G Y Z T F L T H W [...]

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Super Bowl XLVII: Lights Out for San Francisco

26 February 2013

Super Bowl XLVII turned out to be an astonishing, close game of records. The drama actually began far before the game, because of the two coaches, John and Jim Harbaugh, being brothers. The tension that was built up for weeks preceding was finally released in the game, which began with an early lead for the [...]

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America is Dreaming the Dream: the New Les Miz Fervor

26 February 2013

As the 150th anniversary of the book’s publishing draws near, the classic Les Miserables seems to be dominant in the world of entertainment and theater. Not only are there several Broadway tours circulating the country, but an new film as well. Although the original novel form of Les Miz is considered much too lengthy for [...]

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The Nominees Are In

04 February 2013

It’s that time of year again. To actors and movie buffs it is the equivalent of the Super Bowl. The countdown to the Oscars has begun and so many brilliant movies have lived up to the challenge of being called the best of the best. Every year at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood the most [...]

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Tips to Write a Successful College Admission Essay

11 December 2012

Many students can feel confused and overwhelmed when trying to write essays for their college applications. Here’s a list of the top ten tips for writing these essays, recommended by several college admission books and admission directors:   Give yourself plenty of time to write your essays, you want to have an opportunity to edit [...]

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Adopt-A-Family

11 December 2012

With this year’s Adopt-A-Family in full swing, everyone should already be shopping for the items they signed up for. However, if you’ve somehow managed to stay under a rock the whole time, here’s something to bring you up to date. Adopt-A-Family is an annual program here at Spalding in which, as its name suggests, various [...]

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The Selection

11 December 2012

Ok, let me start off by saying I know this book is not for everyone.  But to be fair, how many books will be enjoyed by everyone?  Probably not a single book out there. The Selection by Kiera Cass revolves around the life of America Singer (great name, right?) who lives in a post-WWIII United [...]

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The Twelve Fun Facts of Christmas

11 December 2012

You probably thought that Jingle Bells was written as a Christmas song, didn’t you? That there are only twelve gifts in the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas”? Well, you would be wrong. Here are twelve wacky Christmas facts that you probably did not know. A Christmas wreath on a front door is a sign [...]

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Hurricane Sandy

11 December 2012

Hurricane Sandy, one of the worst hurricanes in American history, scaling in the category level 1 of strong winds hit the East Coast. Hard rainfall and strong winds went up the Coast knocking down trees and it even snowed in some states. It may seem as though it was bad around Maryland but up North [...]

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Club Round Up

11 December 2012

Here at Spalding there are many interesting and exciting ways to get involved. The Book Club is fantastic for the individual that not only enjoys stories, but likes discussing them in detail. Moderated by Ms. Fasano, the book club dives deep into the book for deeper meaning. The club reads a large variety of books [...]

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The Spalding Spirit

The Spalding Spirit is a newspaper published for Spalding students, by Spalding students, that covers everything from Cavalier sports to National news. The newspaper is run and contributed to by the students in Spalding’s Newspaper Club, along with students from Mrs. Mullin’s Journalism class. This is the first year of Spalding Spirit’s online format, and we’re hoping to make it a successful, growing chapter in the paper’s history.