Adam Silverman - Revision history

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 {{Infobox|Name = Adam Silverman
 |Subjects = Generalist, science, Judaism, not trash, bad jokes
-|schoolcur = [[Northwestern]] (2016–)
+|schoolcur = [[Northwestern]] (2016-21)
 |schoolpast = [[Georgia Tech]] (2012-16)
 |highschool = [[Centennial (GA)]] (2008-12)
 | }}
-'''Adam Silverman''' plays for [[Northwestern]]. He is widely regarded as one of quizbowl's best active science players and editors. He did his undergraduate at [[Georgia Tech]].
+'''Adam Silverman''' played for [[Northwestern]]. He is widely regarded as one of quizbowl's best active science players and editors. He did his undergraduate at [[Georgia Tech]].
 During his junior and senior years at [[Centennial (GA)|Centennial]] High School in Roswell, Georgia, Adam was widely regarded as the best individual player in the high school game. He was the top scorer at the [[2011 HSNCT]] (where he led his team to a tied for 5th finish), the [[2012 HSNCT]] where he led his team to a 4th place finish, and the [[2012 NSC]], where his team delivered the only defeat to eventual champions [[Hunter]] en route to a 3rd place finish and an individual All-Star award. Silverman became the second player to win two HSNCT scoring titles ([[Jonathan Hess]] of [[Irmo]] in 2001 and 2002).

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 |year = 2019
 |previous = [[Itamar Naveh-Benjamin]]
-|next = TBD
+|next = [[Auroni Gupta]]
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 During his junior and senior years at [[Centennial (GA)|Centennial]] High School in Roswell, Georgia, Adam was widely regarded as the best individual player in the high school game. He was the top scorer at the [[2011 HSNCT]] (where he led his team to a tied for 5th finish), the [[2012 HSNCT]] where he led his team to a 4th place finish, and the [[2012 NSC]], where his team delivered the only defeat to eventual champions [[Hunter]] en route to a 3rd place finish and an individual All-Star award. Silverman became the second player to win two HSNCT scoring titles ([[Jonathan Hess]] of [[Irmo]] in 2001 and 2002).
-His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic|UGA CCC]],the [[Georgia Tech|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-Up, the 2012 [[Texas Invitational]], and the second highest scorer at the 2012 [[NASAT]]. His brother [[Bradley Silverman|Bradley]] also played for Centennial and Georgia Tech.
+His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic|UGA CCC]], the [[Georgia Tech|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-Up, the 2012 [[Texas Invitational]], and the second highest scorer at the 2012 [[NASAT]]. His brother [[Bradley Silverman|Bradley]] also played for Centennial and Georgia Tech.
 His exploits were noted in a local Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper [https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/brainy-the-max/f1bkwbyNkrf22kbfgN45KM/ article] in advance of the 2012 HSNCT.

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 His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic|UGA CCC]],the [[Georgia Tech|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-Up, the 2012 [[Texas Invitational]], and the second highest scorer at the 2012 [[NASAT]]. His brother [[Bradley Silverman|Bradley]] also played for Centennial and Georgia Tech.
-His exploits were noted in a local Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper article entitled, "Brainy to the Max." [https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/brainy-the-max/f1bkwbyNkrf22kbfgN45KM/ link to the article]
+His exploits were noted in a local Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper [https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/brainy-the-max/f1bkwbyNkrf22kbfgN45KM/ article] in advance of the 2012 HSNCT.
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	His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic\|UGA CCC]],the [[Georgia Tech\|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-Up, the 2012 [[Texas Invitational]], and the second highest scorer at the 2012 [[NASAT]]. His brother [[Bradley Silverman\|Bradley]] also played for Centennial and Georgia Tech.		His other achievements include being the top scorer at the 2011 [[Classic City Classic\|UGA CCC]],the [[Georgia Tech\|GA Tech]] HSNCT Warm-Up, the 2012 [[Texas Invitational]], and the second highest scorer at the 2012 [[NASAT]]. His brother [[Bradley Silverman\|Bradley]] also played for Centennial and Georgia Tech.
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		+	His exploits were noted in a local Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper article entitled, "Brainy to the Max." [https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/brainy-the-max/f1bkwbyNkrf22kbfgN45KM/ link to the article]

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 *Biology/chemistry editor for [[2014 ACF Regionals]] and [[2017 ACF Regionals|2017]]
 *Biology/chemistry editor for [[2016 Chicago Open]]
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[HSNCT|HSNCT Leading Scorer]]

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 *Freelance writer, [[HSAPQ]]
 *Co-editor [[ACF Fall]] [[ACF Fall 2013|2013]]
-*Biology/chemistry editor for [[ACF Regionals 2014]] and [[ACF Regionals 2014|2017]]
+*Biology/chemistry editor for [[2014 ACF Regionals]] and [[2017 ACF Regionals|2017]]
-*Biology/chemistry editor for [[Chicago Open 2016]]
+*Biology/chemistry editor for [[2016 Chicago Open]]
 {{Succession_box_(Individual)|Individual Honor = [[HSNCT|HSNCT Leading Scorer]]