Moon Pie Classic - Revision history

David Reinstein at 03:15, 17 August 2011

2011-08-17T03:15:32Z

Chris Chiego at 06:17, 12 July 2011

2011-07-12T06:17:38Z

Matt Jackson at 04:06, 12 July 2011

2011-07-12T04:06:31Z

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'''Moon Pie''' Classic is a yearly spring tournament hosted by [[Charlie Steinhice]] at [[UTC]]. It is usually house-written, though in some years it has been a mirror of a tournament such as Princeton's [[Buzzerfest]]. Moon Pie is not considered a [[the circuit|circuit]] tournament and has involved many [[bad quizbowl]] practices in previous years.

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	Like other UTC tournaments, the name derives from a local Chattanooga product. In this case, that product is the Moon Pie which often features prominently in the pre-tournament meeting and/or awards ceremony.		Like other UTC tournaments, the name derives from a local Chattanooga product. In this case, that product is the Moon Pie which often features prominently in the pre-tournament meeting and/or awards ceremony.
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−	'''Moon Pie''' Classic is a yearly spring tournament hosted by [[Charlie Steinhice]] at [[UTC]]. It is usually a packet-sub event to some degree, though in some years it has been a mirror of a tournament such as Princeton's [[Buzzerfest]]. Moon Pie is not considered a [[the circuit\|circuit]] tournament and has involved many [[bad quizbowl]] practices in previous years.	+	'''Moon Pie''' Classic is a yearly spring tournament hosted by [[Charlie Steinhice]] at [[UTC]]. It is usually a packet-sub event to some degree, though in some years it has been a mirror of a tournament such as Princeton's [[Buzzerfest]]. Moon Pie is not considered a [[the circuit\|circuit]] tournament and has involved many [[bad quizbowl]] practices in previous years. Most recently, Moon Pie has been edited by [[Seth Kendall]].
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		+	Like other UTC tournaments, the name derives from a local Chattanooga product. In this case, that product is the Moon Pie which often features prominently in the pre-tournament meeting and/or awards ceremony.

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−	'''Moon Pie''' Classic is a yearly spring tournament hosted by [[Charlie Steinhice]] at [[UTC]]. It is usually ~~house~~-~~written~~, though in some years it has been a mirror of a tournament such as Princeton's [[Buzzerfest]]. Moon Pie is not considered a [[the circuit\|circuit]] tournament and has involved many [[bad quizbowl]] practices in previous years.	+	'''Moon Pie''' Classic is a yearly spring tournament hosted by [[Charlie Steinhice]] at [[UTC]]. It is usually a packet-sub event to some degree, though in some years it has been a mirror of a tournament such as Princeton's [[Buzzerfest]]. Moon Pie is not considered a [[the circuit\|circuit]] tournament and has involved many [[bad quizbowl]] practices in previous years.