Mercer County students compete in 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl in Hamilton: Times of Trenton photos

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:35 GMT

]]>Mercer County Executive Brian Hughes speaks at the podium before the start of the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. At left is Director of Mercer County Consumer Affairs, Donna Giovannetti. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities. Participating schools are defending champion West Windsor-Plainsboro HS South, West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North, Ewing High, Hamilton HS West, Hightstown High, Nottingham High School, Steinert High, and for the first time, Villla Victoria Academy. The winner advances to the Central Jersey Regionals.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:14 GMT

]]>Anthony Brennan, an investigator with the NJ Office of the Attorney General, emcees the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities. Participating schools are defending champion West Windsor-Plainsboro HS South, West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North, Ewing High, Hamilton HS West, Hightstown High, Nottingham High School, Steinert High, and for the first time, Villla Victoria Academy. The winner advances to the Central Jersey Regionals.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:14 GMT

]]>Mercer County students prepare to compete in the first round of the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities. Participating schools are defending champion West Windsor-Plainsboro HS South, West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North, Ewing High, Hamilton HS West, Hightstown High, Nottingham High School, Steinert High, and for the first time, Villla Victoria Academy. The winner advances to the Central Jersey Regionals. From left, for WW-P HS North, Roberta Shapiro, Lauren Miele, Joseph Gonnella and Chris Orsini, for Nottingham, Savanna San Filippo, Jenn Ricciardi, Kellie Hoagland and Bridget Doolittle, for Ewing, Evan Patrick, Kevin Fernandezz, Melinda King and Stacy Maurer and for Villa Victoria, Victoria Woofolk, Laurie Francoeur, Gabrielle Kreinakker and Christime Madden.
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mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:14 GMT

]]>A blue light goes on as a student tests a clicker in the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities. Participating schools are defending champion West Windsor-Plainsboro HS South, West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North, Ewing High, Hamilton HS West, Hightstown High, Nottingham High School, Steinert High, and for the first time, Villla Victoria Academy. The winner advances to the Central Jersey Regionals.
Michael Mancuso/The Times of Trenton

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:34 GMT

]]>From left facing camera, Peter Altamore and William Wagner, join fellow West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South students tossing flying disks in the parking lot while waiting for thier round to compete in the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities. Participating schools are defending champion West Windsor-Plainsboro HS South, West Windsor-Plainsboro HS North, Ewing High, Hamilton HS West, Hightstown High, Nottingham High School, Steinert High, and for the first time, Villla Victoria Academy. The winner advances to the Central Jersey Regionals.
Michael Mancuso/The Times of Trenton

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:19 GMT

]]>At right, Villa Victoria students confer before answering a question in the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. Students from left are, for Ewing, Evan Patrick, Kevin Fernandezz, Melinda King and Stacy Maurer and for Villa Victoria, Victoria Woofolk, Laurie Francoeur, Gabrielle Kreinakker and Christime Madden. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities.
Michael Mancuso/The Times of Trenton

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:24 GMT

]]>Villa Victoria's Victoria Woofolk, center answers a question in the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. Other students from left are, for Ewing, Evan Patrick, Kevin Fernandezz, Melinda King and Stacy Maurer and for Villa Victoria, Laurie Francoeur, Gabrielle Kreinakker and Christime Madden. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities.
Michael Mancuso/The Times of Trenton

mdowling@njtimes.com (Times of Trenton photos) — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 20:16:29 GMT

]]>Nottingham student Bridget Doolittle, right, ponders the answer to a question in the 17th annual NJ High School Consumer Bowl held at the Stone Terrace in Hamilton on Thursday, February 22, 2013. Other students from left are, for WW-P HS North, Lauren Miele, Joseph Gonnella and Chris Orsini, for Nottingham, Savanna San Filippo, Jenn Ricciardi and Kellie Hoagland. The format is of a game show to test students' knowledge of the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and general consumer rights and responsibilities.
Michael Mancuso/The Times of Trenton