Michael Arnold - Revision history

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 In 2009-2010, he again regularly played on Chicago A, winning some regular season tournaments, finishing first at [[2010 ICT]] and third at [[2010 ACF Nationals]]. He was Chicago team president from 2009-2010, having been vice-president from 2007-2009.
-After matriculating to Columbia Law School, Michael was the top scorer at the 2011 Region 2 SCT, leading Columbia to what some think is the school's first ever academic tournament victory. At [[2012 ACF Nationals]], Columbia finished T-10th, their best finish ever.
+After matriculating to Columbia Law School, Michael was the top scorer at the 2011 Region 2 SCT, leading Columbia to what some think is the school's first ever academic tournament victory. At [[2012 ACF Nationals]], Columbia finished T-10th, their best finish until 2016 (they won the tournament in 2019).
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 He was a contributing writer for the [[Chicago Open Trash Tournament]] in 2008 and 2009 and was the primary writer for the tournament in 2010.
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 '''Michael Arnold''' was a player at the University of Chicago and Columbia University. He frequently goes by "marnold" or variants thereof like "marhola" (originated by [[Kevin Olmstead]] and his illegible handwriting). He was on championship winning teams at ACF Nationals 2009, ICT 2010, and CULT.

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 In the 2008-2009 season, he was part of [[2009 Chicago|Chicago A's]] championship team at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] as well as regular season victories at [[ACF Winter]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[TIT]], and [[Cardinal Classic]].
-In 2009-2010, he again regularly played on Chicago A, winning some regular season tournaments, finishing second at [[2010 ICT]] and third at [[2010 ACF Nationals]]. He was Chicago team president from 2009-2010, having been vice-president from 2007-2009.
+In 2009-2010, he again regularly played on Chicago A, winning some regular season tournaments, finishing first at [[2010 ICT]] and third at [[2010 ACF Nationals]]. He was Chicago team president from 2009-2010, having been vice-president from 2007-2009.
 After matriculating to Columbia Law School, Michael was the top scorer at the 2011 Region 2 SCT, leading Columbia to what some think is the school's first ever academic tournament victory. At [[2012 ACF Nationals]], Columbia finished T-10th, their best finish ever.

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-'''Michael Arnold''' was a player at the University of Chicago. He more frequently goes by "marnold" or variants thereof like "marhola" (originated by [[Kevin Olmstead]] and his illegible handwriting) or "manhole" (accidentally coined by [[Seth Samelson]] but heartily endorsed by [[Andrew Yaphe]]).
+'''Michael Arnold''' was a player at the University of Chicago. He frequently goes by "marnold" or variants thereof like "marhola" (originated by [[Kevin Olmstead]] and his illegible handwriting).
-==Actual Quizbowl==
+==Academic==
 Michael has been a member of some tournament-winning teams.
 In 2006-2007, Michael was part of an [[Andrew Yaphe]]-led team at ELVIS.
-In 2007-2008, he managed to actually contribute to the Chicago B team that won [https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ro/www/AcademicBuzzerTeam/results/Fall07/fall07_teamdetail.html#t6 ACF Fall] in 2007. He won the award for top Div II scorer at [[2008 ACF Nationals]].
+In 2007-2008, he was on the team that won [https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ro/www/AcademicBuzzerTeam/results/Fall07/fall07_teamdetail.html#t6 ACF Fall] in 2007. He won the award for top Div II scorer at [[2008 ACF Nationals]].
-In the 2008-2009 season, he was part of [[2009 Chicago|Chicago A's]] championship team at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] as well as regular season victories at [[ACF Winter]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[TIT]], and [[Cardinal Classic]]. He was also on Stone Cold Peter Austin, the third place team at 2009 Trashionals.
+In the 2008-2009 season, he was part of [[2009 Chicago|Chicago A's]] championship team at [[2009 ACF Nationals]] as well as regular season victories at [[ACF Winter]], [[Penn Bowl]], [[TIT]], and [[Cardinal Classic]].
-In 2009-2010, he again regularly played on Chicago A, winning some regular season tournaments, finishing second at [[2010 ICT]] and third at [[2010 ACF Nationals]]. He also joined [[Mike Cheyne]], [[Rob Carson]] and [[David Seal]] on the winning team of the inaugural CULT.
+In 2009-2010, he again regularly played on Chicago A, winning some regular season tournaments, finishing second at [[2010 ICT]] and third at [[2010 ACF Nationals]]. He was Chicago team president from 2009-2010, having been vice-president from 2007-2009.
-He was a contributing writer for the [[Chicago Open Trash Tournament]] in 2008 and 2009 and was the primary writer for the tournament in 2010. He was vice-president of the Chicago team from 2007-2009 and team president from 2009-2010.
+After matriculating to Columbia Law School, Michael was the top scorer at the 2011 Region 2 SCT, leading Columbia to what some think is the school's first ever academic tournament victory. At [[2012 ACF Nationals]], Columbia finished T-10th, their best finish ever.
-After graduating from Chicago, Michael went to Columbia Law School. He buzzed recklessly enough to be the top scorer at the 2011 Region 2 SCT, leading Columbia to what some think is the school's first ever academic tournament victory.
+==Trash==
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 [[Category:Chicago]]
 [[Category:Original QBWiki Page]]
 [[Category: Players on ACF Nationals championship teams]]

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