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'''Eric Kwartler''' is a quizbowl player from the [[University of Texas]] and a member of ACF.  He is known for editing [[ACF Fall]] three times, twice serving as co-head editor, and for other tournaments like [[MATTE]], [[Penn Bowl 2007]], and the disastrous [[ECSO]].
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'''Eric Kwartler''' was a quizbowl player from the [[University of Texas]] and a member of ACF.  He is known for editing [[ACF Fall]] three times, twice serving as co-head editor, and for other tournaments like [[MATTE]], [[Penn Bowl|Penn Bowl 2007]], and the disastrous [[ECSO]].
  
 
When he puts on a suit, he becomes '''E. Eric Kwartler''', ACF spokesman.
 
When he puts on a suit, he becomes '''E. Eric Kwartler''', ACF spokesman.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 17:49, 23 February 2021

Eric Kwartler
Kwartler.jpg
Noted subjects literature
Current college Texas A&M (2012)
Past colleges Texas (2004-2008)
High school Bellaire
Stats HDWhite • NAQT

Eric Kwartler was a quizbowl player from the University of Texas and a member of ACF. He is known for editing ACF Fall three times, twice serving as co-head editor, and for other tournaments like MATTE, Penn Bowl 2007, and the disastrous ECSO.

When he puts on a suit, he becomes E. Eric Kwartler, ACF spokesman.