John Marvin - Revision history

John Sipp: slight updates

2026-04-09T18:01:09Z

slight updates

John Sipp: i don't go by that name anymore...

2025-09-15T21:45:57Z

i don't go by that name anymore...

Olin Bose at 00:47, 2 September 2025

2025-09-02T00:47:20Z

John Sipp: updated with a summary of the last year of my own quizbowl history...

2025-08-20T18:40:51Z

updated with a summary of the last year of my own quizbowl history...

John Sipp at 19:47, 6 December 2022

2022-12-06T19:47:20Z

John Sipp at 19:44, 6 December 2022

2022-12-06T19:44:45Z

Matt Jackson at 15:15, 21 November 2022

2022-11-21T15:15:15Z

John Sipp: not co-head-editor, also added former NH hs rival graham reid

2022-09-03T16:28:28Z

not co-head-editor, also added former NH hs rival graham reid

Robert Condron at 22:33, 23 August 2022

2022-08-23T22:33:39Z

Matt Jackson at 18:36, 22 August 2022

2022-08-22T18:36:10Z

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-'''John Marvin''' (listed in early-year stats as "John Marvin Sipp") is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
+'''John Marvin''' (listed in early-year stats as "John Marvin Sipp") is a PhD candidate in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]] (perhaps surprisingly specialized in mathematical logic and its history/philosophy), having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]], which in a nearby possible world formed a Will-Alston-coached New Hampshire NASAT team for the ages that never fully materialized in ours). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
-John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
+John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] (for which he wrote a still-controversially under-edited third of the set) and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
 He likes [[jazz]], and spends most of his non-academic time playing jazz piano.

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-'''John Marvin Sipp''' is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
+'''John Marvin''' (listed in early-year stats as "John Marvin Sipp") is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
 John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
 He likes [[jazz]], and spends most of his non-academic time playing jazz piano.

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-'''John Marvin''' is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
+'''John Marvin Sipp''' is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
 John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
 He likes [[jazz]], and spends most of his non-academic time playing jazz piano.

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 |Subjects = Christian and Buddhist thought/practice, philosophy (especially of mathematics/logic), architecture and other fine arts, jazz
-|schoolcur = [[Chicago]] (2019-)
+|schoolcur = [[Chicago]] (2018-2028)
 |schoolpast = [[Boston College]] (2014-2018)
 |highschool = [[Portsmouth Christian]] (-2014)
 |}}
-'''John Marvin''' is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]).
+'''John Marvin''' is a Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]], having completed an MA in Philosophy of Religions there in 2021. As an undergraduate, he led a grassroots team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]). At Chicago, John was part of the Chicago A teams that won the [[2025 ICT]] and lost the overtime final of [[2025 ACF Nationals]] (to aforementioned rival Morrison's [[Stanford]] team).
 John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
 He likes [[jazz]], and spends most of his non-academic time playing jazz piano.

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 {{Infobox|Name = John Marvin
 |Image =
-|Subjects = Christianity, philosophy, jazz
+|Subjects = Christian and Buddhist thought/practice, philosophy (especially of mathematics/logic), architecture and other fine arts, jazz
 |schoolcur = [[Chicago]] (2019-)
 |schoolpast = [[Boston College]] (2014-2018)

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 '''John Marvin''' is a former Masters student and current Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]]. As an undergraduate, he founded the team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the largely [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Graham Reid]], [[Tim Morrison]], and [[Jordan Brownstein]]).
-John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam Fine]]) of the upcoming [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
+John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and head-editorship (with fellow editors [[Jason Golfinos]], [[Wonyoung Jang]], [[Clark Smith]], and [[Adam S. Fine|Adam Fine]]) of the upcoming [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.
 He likes [[jazz]].

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 |highschool = [[Portsmouth Christian]] (-2014)
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 '''John Marvin''' is a former Masters student and current Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]]. As an undergraduate, he founded the team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the largely [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Tim Morrison]] and [[Jordan Brownstein]]).

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	'''John Marvin''' is a former Masters student and current Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]]. As an undergraduate, he founded the team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the largely [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Tim Morrison]] and [[Jordan Brownstein]]).		'''John Marvin''' is a former Masters student and current Ph.D student in Philosophy and Philosophy of Religions [sic] at the [[University of Chicago]]. As an undergraduate, he founded the team at [[Boston College]], having escaped the largely [[speed check]]-based [[New Hampshire]] circuit (a trajectory he shares with his former high school rivals [[Tim Morrison]] and [[Jordan Brownstein]]).
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		+	John's writing credentials include heavy writing contributions to [[2018 NASAT]] and [[PIANO]], and co-head-editorship (with [[Adam Fine]]) of the upcoming [[CMST II]] [[open]] tournament.

	He likes [[jazz]].		He likes [[jazz]].