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Jeff Hoppes at 23:30, 23 February 2015

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Jonah Greenthal: NAQT does not have a CEO

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NAQT does not have a CEO

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In 2004, the Washington Post published a [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A7195-2004Oct4.html front-page article] featuring a number of prominent quizbowl players that had succeeded in winning large prizes on television game shows. The article also profiled several members of [[NAQT]] including [[Ken Jennings]] and Kevin [[Olmstead]] and went into some detail about the business side of quizbowl as well as the wedding of NAQT CEO [[Robert Hentzel]] to [[Emily Pike]].

The article is also notable for including perhaps the only mainstream media reference to the [[Chicago Open]].

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	The article is also notable for including perhaps the only mainstream media reference to the [[Chicago Open]].		The article is also notable for including perhaps the only mainstream media reference to the [[Chicago Open]].