Anonymous wrote:naqt is much worse than plagiarism could ever hope to be
Anonymous wrote:naqt is much worse than plagiarism could ever hope to be
Anonymous wrote:naqt is much worse than plagiarism could ever hope to be
Things learned at Princeton's quiz bowl tournament: Hunter is scary good, we are solid and have new recruits but a tough road to climb, High Tech has some support and will contend for things, Princeton is still incapable of running on time, and no seriously Hunter is going to destroy everything in their path
Caterpillar D6 wrote:Does anyone know if the Henderson team that was at Princeton is the same one that went to Delaware Fall last year, or National History Bowl's National Finals last year? They're listed as a Pennsylvania team under NHBB Finals and as a New York team on the Excelsior rankings website. I read for them at Princeton (where they swept their prelims bracket, going 8-0) and they seemed to have a lot of potential.
jonpin wrote:The letter says they're playing set 111, which would be a standard set, but is also the one booked for Millburn's tournament in March.
bt_green_warbler wrote:116: (state championship, and I certainly hope we have two separate events this year)
Anonymous wrote:naqt is much worse than plagiarism could ever hope to be
Production of Watchmen wrote:I'm very tempted to help out with (heck, maybe even host if I had confidence in finding sufficient staff) a potential Long Island/Lower NY state tournament
bt_green_warbler wrote:It's possible Half Hollow Hills may have meant to claim IS #112A instead. When our servers are back up, we'll get in touch with them.
Edward Powers wrote:This is a thoughtful analysis of the region as a whole, containing little that one could argue with considering how the season has unfolded thus far. As for my kids and their love of history, alas, I can take no credit. Seems Clio captured many of them at a young age and they are still passionately enchanted by her wondrous musings.
roey wrote:Ranney would like to also be a part of the schedule discussion, as we are trying to host a tournament on NAQT questions at some point next year, and would like to find a date for it that can allow for as many teams as possible to show up.
jonpin wrote:roey wrote:Ranney would like to also be a part of the schedule discussion, as we are trying to host a tournament on NAQT questions at some point next year, and would like to find a date for it that can allow for as many teams as possible to show up.
One problem is that there just might not be enough NAQT questions available. I would suggest some tournaments consider HSAPQ's sets, as they are also very high-quality in my experience.
Edward Powers wrote:I do not agree that there has been tournament proliferation. For me, the real problem is an imbalance in the schedule. SJHS has not played a full regular set since Harvard, the 2nd Saturday of November. We only went to 4 tournaments from September to New Year's Day. Besides Princeton, no NJ tournament took place until the SJHS Mirror of DAFT in December. Yale's FAcT was scheduled in conflict with LIFT, and there was no Quaker Invitational in November. And, even in January, the only regular set offered was GSAC XIX at SJHS.
List of villages in West Virginia wrote:Edward Powers wrote:I do not agree that there has been tournament proliferation. For me, the real problem is an imbalance in the schedule. SJHS has not played a full regular set since Harvard, the 2nd Saturday of November. We only went to 4 tournaments from September to New Year's Day. Besides Princeton, no NJ tournament took place until the SJHS Mirror of DAFT in December. Yale's FAcT was scheduled in conflict with LIFT, and there was no Quaker Invitational in November. And, even in January, the only regular set offered was GSAC XIX at SJHS.
THIS. This was exactly the problem in our subregion as well, as i found nothing in November to attend, one tournament in December to attend, and one tournament in October to attend. Now suddenly there are so many competitions that almost every single week is full of something in a 200-mile radius from our school. This needs to be changed.
Edward Powers wrote:I do not agree that there has been tournament proliferation. For me, the real problem is an imbalance in the schedule. SJHS has not played a full regular set since Harvard, the 2nd Saturday of November. We only went to 4 tournaments from September to New Year's Day. Besides Princeton, no NJ tournament took place until the SJHS Mirror of DAFT in December. Yale's FAcT was scheduled in conflict with LIFT, and there was no Quaker Invitational in November. And, even in January, the only regular set offered was GSAC XIX at SJHS.
Anonymous wrote:naqt is much worse than plagiarism could ever hope to be
THIS. This was exactly the problem in our subregion as well, as i found nothing in November to attend, one tournament in December to attend, and one tournament in October to attend. Now suddenly there are so many competitions that almost every single week is full of something in a 200-mile radius from our school. This needs to be changed.
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