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'''Washington High Academic Questionfest''' ('''WHAQ''') was a series of [[regular difficulty]] [[question set]]s produced by [[Washington (MO)|Washington High School]] in collaboration with various other schools. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] head-edited all three iterations of the set.

==WHAQ I==

Originally called the '''Washington-Hickman Academic Questionfest''', WHAQ I was written in collaboration with [[Hickman|Hickman High School]]. Subject editors were [[David Dennis]], [[Andrew Wang]], [[Seth Ebner]], and [[Chris Chiego]]. The set was [[mirror]]ed during the 2016-2017 season.

==WHAQ II==

The second iteration of WHAQ was a collaboration with the [[Miami Valley|Miami Valley School]]. Subject editors were David Dennis, [[Mike Etzkorn]], [[Ashwin Ramaswami]], [[Chandler West]], and [[Harris Bunker]]. The set was mirrored during the 2017-2018 season.

==WHAQ III==

The third WHAQ (subtitled '''Miami Vice''') was again a collaboration with Miami Valley, along with guest writers [[Ganon Evans]], [[Aleija Rodriguez]], and [[Max Shatan]]. Subject editors were David Dennis, [[Brad McLain]], Ashwin Ramaswami, and Chandler West. The set was mirrored during the 2018-2019 season.

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	The third WHAQ (subtitled '''Miami Vice''') was again a collaboration with Miami Valley, along with guest writers [[Ganon Evans]], [[Aleija Rodriguez]], and [[Max Shatan]]. Subject editors were David Dennis, [[Brad McLain]], Ashwin Ramaswami, and Chandler West. The set was mirrored during the 2018-2019 season.		The third WHAQ (subtitled '''Miami Vice''') was again a collaboration with Miami Valley, along with guest writers [[Ganon Evans]], [[Aleija Rodriguez]], and [[Max Shatan]]. Subject editors were David Dennis, [[Brad McLain]], Ashwin Ramaswami, and Chandler West. The set was mirrored during the 2018-2019 season.
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−	'''Washington High Academic Questionfest''' ('''WHAQ''') was a series of [[question set]]s produced by [[Washington (MO)\|Washington High School]] in collaboration with various other schools. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] head-edited all three iterations of the set, which were written at high-school [[regular difficulty]].	+	'''Washington High Academic Questionfest''' ('''WHAQ''') was a series of [[question set]]s produced by [[Washington (MO)\|Washington High School]] in collaboration with various other schools. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] head-edited all three iterations of the set, which were written at high school [[regular difficulty]].

	==WHAQ I==		==WHAQ I==

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−	'''Washington High Academic Questionfest''' ('''WHAQ''') was a series of ~~[[regular difficulty]]~~ [[question set]]s produced by [[Washington (MO)\|Washington High School]] in collaboration with various other schools. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] head-edited all three iterations of the set.	+	'''Washington High Academic Questionfest''' ('''WHAQ''') was a series of [[question set]]s produced by [[Washington (MO)\|Washington High School]] in collaboration with various other schools. [[Jacob O'Rourke]] head-edited all three iterations of the set, which were written at high-school [[regular difficulty]].

	==WHAQ I==		==WHAQ I==