Early Autumn Collegiate Novice - Revision history

Ophir Lifshitz: ✔︎

2021-04-22T03:01:59Z

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Stephen Eltinge: cleanup

2018-08-08T20:45:57Z

cleanup

Nicholas Karas at 07:40, 16 January 2016

2016-01-16T07:40:11Z

Andrew Hart at 16:37, 28 August 2015

2015-08-28T16:37:13Z

Nicholas Karas at 19:18, 24 November 2014

2014-11-24T19:18:21Z

Brendan McKendy: added 2012 and 2013 writer lists

2013-12-01T00:47:41Z

added 2012 and 2013 writer lists

Jeff Hoppes at 18:51, 11 July 2011

2011-07-11T18:51:40Z

Jeff Hoppes at 18:51, 11 July 2011

2011-07-11T18:51:25Z

Matt Jackson at 05:22, 11 July 2011

2011-07-11T05:22:24Z

Fred Morlan: moved Early Autmn Collegiate Novice to Early Autumn Collegiate Novice: Spelling error

2011-07-11T05:05:55Z

moved Early Autmn Collegiate Novice to Early Autumn Collegiate Novice: Spelling error

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-The ACF-sponsored '''Early Autumn Collegiate Novice''' Tournament ('''EACN'''), sometimes shortened to '''Collegiate Novice''' or improperly called '''ACF Novice''', was an annual, strictly novice-only collegiate tournament designed as an introduction for players who were entirely new to collegiate quizbowl. [[Andrew Hart]] conceived of, edited, and solicited host sites to run the first incarnation of Collegiate Novice in September and October 2010. The tournament consists of exactly ten packets; tossups for the event were strictly capped at five lines of text, with most bonus parts well under two lines, and are written to be appropriate for absolute novices to academic competition.
+The '''Early Autumn Collegiate Novice''' Tournament ('''EACN'''), sometimes shortened to '''Collegiate Novice''' or improperly called '''ACF Novice''', was an annual, [[ACF]]-sponsored, strictly [[novice]]-only collegiate tournament designed as an introduction for players who were entirely new to collegiate quizbowl. [[Andrew Hart]] conceived of, edited, and solicited host sites to run the first iteration of Collegiate Novice in September and October 2010.
-The goal of EACN was to "be the immediate positive competitive experience that new players need to get hooked on the game" [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116]; as such, host sites were often close together, with an emphasis on minimizing travel time for all teams involved. The first edition of Collegiate Novice had twenty sites [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=84&t=10502].
+The goal of EACN was to "be the immediate positive competitive experience that new players need to get hooked on the game";<ref>http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116</ref> as such, host sites were often close together, with an emphasis on minimizing travel time for all teams involved. The first edition of Collegiate Novice had twenty sites.<ref>http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=84&t=10502</ref>
 EACN occurred four times from 2010 to 2013. In 2014, Andrew was unable to produce the set, so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] wrote a tournament in the same spirit called the '''Introductory Collaborative Collegiate Set''', or '''ICCS'''. Since 2015, the role of EACN has been largely superseded by the [[NAQT Collegiate Novice]] series.
 ==Eligibility==
-The original eligibility restrictions were as follows [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116]:
+The original eligibility restrictions were as follows:<ref>http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116</ref>
-. Anyone who does not fall into any of the four categories listed in Rule 4 is automatically eligible to play.
+# All ACF eligibility rules apply, except when they contradict the rules below.
-</blockquote>
+# This is a tournament for introducing collegiate novices to quizbowl. Consequently, no high school teams or players are eligible.
 ==Writers==
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 | 2010
 | [[Andrew Hart]]
-| [[Matt Jackson]], [[Bryan Berend]], [[Dallin Kelson]], [[Ethan Hewett]], [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], [[Neil Fitzgerald]], [[Tony Leng]], [[Matt Hart]], [[Huma Zafar]], [[Brice Russ]], [[Charlie Rosenthal]], [[Sandy Huang]], [[Idrees Kahloon]], [[Tanay Kothari]]
+| [[Matt Jackson]], [[Bryan Berend]], [[Dallin Kelson]], [[Ethan Hewett]], [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], [[Neil Fitzgerald]], [[Tony Leng]], [[Matt Hart]], [[Huma Zafar]], [[Brice Russ]], [[Charlie Rosenthal]], [[Sandy Huang]], [[Idrees Kahloon]], and [[Tanay Kothari]]
 |-
 | 2011
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 | 2012
 | [[Andrew Hart]]
-| [[Farrah Bilmoria]], [[Nick Conder]], [[Siddhant Dogra]], [[Aaron Dos Remedios]], [[Ian Drayer]], [[Michael Garn]], [[Alex Gerten]], [[Abid Haseeb]], [[Matthew Hill]], [[Michael Hundley]], [[Melanie Keating]], [[Shan Kothari]], [[Tanay Kothari]], [[Ryan McLaren]], [[Colin McNamara]], [[Jacob O'Rourke]], [[Zach Pace]], [[Srijay Rajan]], [[Ryan Rosenberg]], [[Tony Song]], [[Spencer Weinrich]], [[Tristan Willey]], [[Richard Yu]], and [[Ben Zhang]]
+| [[Farrah Bilimoria]], [[Nick Conder]], [[Siddhant Dogra]], [[Aaron Dos Remedios]], [[Ian Drayer]], [[Michael Garn]], [[Alex Gerten]], [[Abid Haseeb]], [[Matthew Hill]], [[Michael Hundley]], [[Melanie Keating]], [[Shan Kothari]], [[Tanay Kothari]], [[Ryan McLaren]], [[Colin McNamara]], [[Jacob O'Rourke]], [[Zach Pace]], [[Srijay Rajan]], [[Ryan Rosenberg]], [[Tony Song]], [[Spencer Weinreich]], [[Tristan Willey]], [[Richard Yu]], and [[Ben Zhang]]
 |-
 | 2013
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 |-
 | 2014 (ICCS)
-| [[Fred Morlan]], [[Nicholas Karas]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Miriam Nussbaum]].
+| [[Fred Morlan]], [[Nicholas Karas]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Miriam Nussbaum]]
-| [[Ryan Rosenberg]], [[Jason Cheng]], [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], [[Noah Prince]], [[Sam Bailey]], [[Max Schindler]], [[Brendan McKendy]], [[Aseem Keyal]], [[Niki Peters]], [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Will Nediger]], [[Ben Zhang]], [[Joe Nutter]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Mike Bentley]], [[Gautam Kandlikar]], [[Jason Loy]], [[Shan Kothari]], [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Alex Dzurick]], [[Will Alston]], [[Jasper Lee]], [[Isaac Hirsch]], [[Aaron Rosenberg]], [[Benji Nguyen]], [[Nick Conder]], [[Tanay Kothari]], and [[Rob Carson]].
+| [[Ryan Rosenberg]], [[Jason Cheng]], [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], [[Noah Prince]], [[Sam Bailey]], [[Max Schindler]], [[Brendan McKendy]], [[Aseem Keyal]], [[Niki Peters]], [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Will Nediger]], [[Ben Zhang]], [[Joe Nutter]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Mike Bentley]], [[Gautam Kandlikar]], [[Jason Loy]], [[Shan Kothari]], [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Alex Dzurick]], [[Will Alston]], [[Jasper Lee]], [[Isaac Hirsch]], [[Aaron Rosenberg]], [[Benji Nguyen]], [[Nick Conder]], [[Tanay Kothari]], and [[Rob Carson]]
 |}
 [[Category: Tournaments]]

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-The ACF-sponsored '''Early Autumn Collegiate Novice''' Tournament, sometimes shortened to '''Collegiate Novice''' or improperly called '''ACF Novice''', is an annual, strictly novice-only collegiate tournament designed as an introduction players who are entirely new to collegiate quizbowl. [[Andrew Hart]] conceived of, edited, and arranged for twenty host sites to run the first incarnation of Collegiate Novice in September and October 2010. The tournament consists of exactly ten packets; tossups for the event are are strictly capped at five lines of text, with most bonus parts well under two lines, and are written to be appropriate for absolute novices to academic competition.
+The ACF-sponsored '''Early Autumn Collegiate Novice''' Tournament ('''EACN'''), sometimes shortened to '''Collegiate Novice''' or improperly called '''ACF Novice''', was an annual, strictly novice-only collegiate tournament designed as an introduction for players who were entirely new to collegiate quizbowl. [[Andrew Hart]] conceived of, edited, and solicited host sites to run the first incarnation of Collegiate Novice in September and October 2010. The tournament consists of exactly ten packets; tossups for the event were strictly capped at five lines of text, with most bonus parts well under two lines, and are written to be appropriate for absolute novices to academic competition.
-The original eligibility restrictions are as follows:
+The goal of EACN was to "be the immediate positive competitive experience that new players need to get hooked on the game" [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116]; as such, host sites were often close together, with an emphasis on minimizing travel time for all teams involved. The first edition of Collegiate Novice had twenty sites [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=84&t=10502].
-''
+EACN occurred four times from 2010 to 2013. In 2014, Andrew was unable to produce the set, so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] wrote a tournament in the same spirit called the '''Introductory Collaborative Collegiate Set''', or '''ICCS'''. Since 2015, the role of EACN has been largely superseded by the [[NAQT Collegiate Novice]] series.
-"1. All ACF eligibility rules apply, except when they contradict the rules below.
 . This is a tournament for introducing collegiate novices to quizbowl. Consequently, no high school teams or players are eligible.
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 iv. If you have ever won any college tournament.
-. Anyone who does not fall into any of the four categories listed in Rule 4 is automatically eligible to play."'' [http://hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11647&p=219116]
+. Anyone who does not fall into any of the four categories listed in Rule 4 is automatically eligible to play.
+</blockquote>
-Writers:
+==Writers==
-Editors: [[Fred Morlan]], [[Nicholas Karas]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Miriam Nussbaum]].
+{| class="wikitable"
 [[Category: Tournaments]]

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 Editor: [[Andrew Hart]]
-In 2014 Andrew was unable to produce the set so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] wrote a tournament in the same spirit that was called "ICCS."
+In 2014 Andrew was unable to produce the set so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] wrote a tournament in the same spirit that was called "'''ICCS'''."
 Writers:

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 Editor: [[Andrew Hart]]
-In 2014 Andrew was unable to produce the set so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] took over the project; the tournament was called "ICCS".
+In 2014 Andrew was unable to produce the set so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] wrote a tournament in the same spirit that was called "ICCS."
 Writers:

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−	[[Category:Tournaments]]	+	In 2014 Andrew was unable to produce the set so [[Fred Morlan]] and [[Nicholas Karas]] took over the project; the tournament was called "ICCS".
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		+	2014 Writers:
		+	[[Ryan Rosenberg]], [[Jason Cheng]], [[Gaurav Kandlikar]], [[Noah Prince]], [[Sam Bailey]], [[Max Schindler]], [[Brendan McKendy]], [[Aseem Keyal]], [[Niki Peters]], [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Will Nediger]], [[Ben Zhang]], [[Joe Nutter]], [[Matt Jackson]], [[Mike Bentley]], [[Gautam Kandlikar]], [[Jason Loy]], [[Shan Kothari]], [[Jerry Vinokurov]], [[Alex Dzurick]], [[Will Alston]], [[Jasper Lee]], [[Isaac Hirsch]], [[Aaron Rosenberg]], [[Benji Nguyen]], [[Nick Conder]], [[Tanay Kothari]], and [[Rob Carson]].
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		+	Editors: [[Fred Morlan]], [[Nicholas Karas]], [[Eric Mukherjee]], and [[Miriam Nussbaum]].
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		+	[[Category: Tournaments]]

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 Writers:
 [[Tanay Kothari]], [[Colin McNamara]], [[Brian McNamara]], [[Lyndsay Harvey]], [[Nathan Murphy]], [[Ian McCloskey]], [[Max Henkel]], [[Miriam Nussbaum]], [[Marko Manojlovic]], [[Zach Foster]], [[Ben Cole]], [[Connie Prater]], [[Haohang Xu]], [[Abid Haseeb]], [[Saad Sheikh]], [[Jordan Hoffmann]], and [[Nick Collins]]
 Editor: [[Andrew Hart]]
 [[Category:Tournaments]]

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